Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor.
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.
Other uses
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter also enables you to capture images of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries that are hidden behind dust when viewed visually. A truly exciting addition for unusual views of familiar objects.
Alternatives
If the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.
Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filters
- Visual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral region
- CMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regions
- DSLR photography (original): Unsuitable
- DSLR photography (astro-modified): Unsuitable
- DSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure times
- Webcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) aperture
Technical Data
- More than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nm
- Blocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm
- Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)
- Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubbles
- Extremely scratch-resistant and durable coating
- Completely resistant against high humidity and aging effects
- Parfocal with other Astronomik filters
- Diffraction-limited
- Optimized spectral windows
- Delivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter box
- Made in Germany
Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Thanks to the high-precision machining of the glas substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal. The wedge errors are far below all common tolerances. Therefore, all issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are effectively eliminated.
All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR and MaxFR coatings are designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.
Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 50 x 50mm², unmounted
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 1,25" (M28,5)
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 2" (M48)
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 T-Mount (M42x0,75)
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter EOS XL
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter EOS R XL
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter Sony alpha 7
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 31mm
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 36mm
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 50mm
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 27mm, unmounted
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 42mm, unmounted
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 SC Rear Cell (2" / 24TPI)
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter EOS APS-C
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter EOS M
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter Nikon XL
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter Pentax K-1
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter Nikon Z XL
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 Clip-Filter EOS R APS-C
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureDifference between Astronomik standard and XT Clip-FiltersThe new Astronomik XT-Filters are specifically designed for astrophotography with wide-angle lenses, delivering sharp and crisp star images all the way to the edges of the image. When using very short focal length lenses to take widefield images, standard Clip-Filters could introduce aberrations, stretching stars in the outermost corners of the image. To solve this issue, the new Astronomik XT-Filters are coated on an extremely thin substrate of only 0.3mm or 0,5mm thickness, significantly reducing these aberrations. Despite the reduced thickness, the Astronomik XT-Filters maintain the highest optical quality. They are manufactured using the same durable coating technology as all Astronomik filters. More information about our XT-Filters can be found here.Technical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 M49
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 M52
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 M55
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 M58
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.
Astronomik ProPlanet 807 M62
The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter is an ideal addition to the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter for imaging the moon and planets, especially Mars, with telescopes of 10" (250mm) aperture and larger when the seeing conditions are poor. The Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filter only allows infrared (IR) light with wavelengths longer than 807nm to pass through, significantly reducing the effects of seeing compared to the visible spectrum. This results in much sharper images than typically expected from your equipment and location. Another advantage is that it effectively darkens the sky background during advanced dawn, enabling the photography of planets and the moon even in daylight conditions.Other usesIt enables imaging of young stars in dust clouds and stellar nurseries.AlternativesIf the seeing is not to bad or if your telescope has an aperture smaller than 10" (250mm), we recommend using the Astronomik ProPlanet 742 filter.Suitability of the Astronomik ProPlanet 807 filtersVisual observation: Unsuitable, the eye is insensitive to this spectral regionCMOS and CCD photography: Reasonable for special IR-photography, such as imaging chlorophyll or star-forming regionsDSLR photography (original): UnsuitableDSLR photography (astro-modified): UnsuitableDSLR photography (MC-modified): Good, for IR daylight photography, but longer exposure timesWebcam and video (planets): Very good, effectively rejects seeing problems, particularly with telescopes larger than 10" (250mm) apertureTechnical dataMore than 97% transmission for wavelengths between 807nm and 1100nmBlocking of wavelengths between 350nm and 790nm Glass thickness: 1mm (except Astronomik OWB Type 3 and XT filters)Finely polished optical glass, free of any striae, residual stresses, and bubblesExtremely scratch-resistant and durable coatingCompletely resistant against high humidity and aging effectsAstronomik MFR coating (Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB, UV-IR Block L-1, L-2, L-3, and Narrowband-Emissionline filters)Parfocal with other Astronomik filtersDiffraction-limitedOptimized spectral windowsDelivered in a high-quality, long-lasting filter boxDue to the high-precision machining of the carrier substrate, all Astronomik filters are parfocal with wedge errors far below all common tolerances. Astronomik filters are diffraction-limited, ensuring that the optical performance (resolution and contrast) of your telescope is not compromised. Issues concerning focal distances and the exact alignment of images from each color channel are therefore effectively eliminated. All Astronomik filters are ideal for modern cameras, including both CMOS- and CCD-based models, ensuring you capture the best possible images with your equipment. Sharpness, contrast, and the absence of any reflections and halos are guaranteed. Even with bright stars in the field of view, nebulae and galaxies will be captured with the finest structures. The Astronomik MFR coating is designed for optimal performance across a wide range of focal ratios of the optics used.Every Astronomik filter undergoes a rigorous quality control process before delivery. Additionally, each Astronomik Narrowband-Emissionline filter is measured using a high-end PerkinElmer Spectrophotometer to ensure it meets the specifications published on our website. On the back of each Narrowband-Emissionline filter box, you will find a label detailing the precise spectral data for that specific filter, including the maximum transmission and the recommended range of focal ratios.