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94123 Celestron 1.25 UHC LPR Telescope Filter 050234941235
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Price:
US $86.00
ApproximatelyC $118.94
+ $16.26 shipping
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- Buy It NowCelestron 94123 1.25-Inch UHC/LPR Filter (Black)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandCelestron
MPN94123
GTIN0050234941235
UPC0050234941235
eBay Product ID (ePID)2255550501
Product Key Features
Compatible BrandFor Meade, For Lumicon, For Saxon, For Bushnell, Universal, For Celestron, For Tele Vue, For BRESSER, For JMI Telescopes, For iOptron, For KONUS, For Vixen Optics, For Sky-Watcher, For Zhumell, For William Optics, For Orion, For Pentax
Compatible SeriesUniversal
FeaturesWaterproof, No, Yes
Compatible ModelCelestron 94123, Universal, DOS, 94123
To FitReflector, Catadioptric, Refractor
TypeLight Pollution Reduction
Dimensions
Item Weight0.1 pounds
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Ratings and Reviews
Most relevant reviews
- Jun 01, 2018
Helps some but don't expect miracles
Bottom line - some improvement, but at a price. This is based on my limited usage so far. I live in a medium sky, surburban area with a sky Surface Brightness of 20.25 mag/arcsec2 sky, orange area on some dark-sky maps. It seemed like the ideal area to filter out mercury vapor or sodium lights and enhance contrast in my search for faint deep-space objects (dso's). For the most part, the filter makes things a bit darker and so far has not made these easier to see. I was able to see a member of the Veil Nebula, NGC 6995, with the filter that I had tried multiple times to see, unsuccessfully, without the filter with my 4" telescope . I'm looking forward to trying out the filter in darker skies. Form my reading on this filter, it may be more useful if you are using it for astrophotography rather than for plain seeing. The filter seems of good quality and I'm glad I have it but I would be much happier if I had paid $15 for it, not $50.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 17, 2016
OIII filter
This is a specific filter that you should use to filter out the light in the earth's ozone, in order to be able to see the nebulas more clearly. Upsides: increases nebula's image sharpness, downside: reduces the amount of light you can see, and it's suitable for 8" scopes and higher. Make sure your scope is colimated before using it.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 03, 2020
A necessary accessory for your telescope
Just what I was looking for to help with the light pollution around hereVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 23, 2017
Works
Unfortunately the clarity of most filters are over rated and this is quite expensive too.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
