Astronomik UHC-E Filter

$90.95

Enhance Your Celestial Views with Astronomik UHC-E Filter! Discover the wonders of the night sky like never before. Our advanced UHC-E filter reduces light pollution, allowing you to capture stunning nebulae...

Size: 1.25"

1.25"
2"
EOS APS-C
EOS APS-C XT
EOS XL
EOS R XL
EOS M
Sony alpha 7
Nikon XL
Nikon Z XL
Pentax K-1
T-Mount (M42x0,75)
SC Rear Cell
31mm
36mm
50mm
m49
m52
M55
M58
M62
M67
M72
M77
m50 unmounted

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Description

Enhance Your Celestial Views with Astronomik UHC-E Filter! Discover the wonders of the night sky like never before. Our advanced UHC-E filter reduces light pollution, allowing you to capture stunning nebulae and galaxies with greater clarity. Perfect for astrophotography enthusiasts, this filter is your gateway to the cosmos. Elevate your astronomical experience with Astronomik UHC-E!

The Astronomik UHC-E filter is our budget filter for deep-sky observation of emission nebulae and comets under light polluted skies. It’s particularly suitable for small ’scopes.

 

The UHC-E Filter increases contrast of emission nebulae and comets and blocks the light of typical streetlights as well as airglow. It is best suited for telescopes up to 5" / 125mm.

Main use

The Astronomik UHC-E filter provides a FWHM of 45nm and blocks the light of typical streetlights (e.g. sodium and mercury vapour) as well as airglow. Thus it increases contrast between your target and the night sky. The contrast enhancement is less than that of the Astronomik UHC filter, but at the same time the transmitted amount of starlight is greater. It's therefore better suited to smaller telescopes. As the UHC-E filter passes a spectral line of Carbon (due to the higher FWHM) it opens up the possibility of comet observation.

Other uses

  • Observation of Jupiter’s clouds.
  • Easier resolution of Double Stars.
  • Photography under light-polluted skies with DSLRs and other cameras.

Alternatives

If you use a telescope with an aperture larger than 5", we suggest the use of our standard UHC-filter because of its greater contrast enhancement capabilities. If you use a telescope larger than 8", you can try our OIII filter for even better results when observing specific nebulae.

Specifications

  • typ. 94% transmission at 486nm (H-beta)
  • typ. 95% transmission at 496nm (OIII)
  • typ. 95% transmission at 501nm (OIII)
  • typ. 94% transmission at 656nm (H alpha)
  • transmission 465nm to 530nm and above 645nm 
  • Full width at half maximum 45nm
  • Parfocal with other Astronomik filters
  • Glass thickness: 1mm
  • Completely resistant against high humidity, scratches and aging effects
  • Diffraction limited, the filter will not reduce the optical performance of your telescope!
  • Astronomik filters are delivered in a high-quality, long lasting, filter box
  • Since 2008 we do ship filters with a completely new design. Any kind of halo or strange reflection is a matter of past
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Size

1.25", 2", EOS APS-C, EOS APS-C XT, EOS XL, EOS R XL, EOS M, Sony alpha 7, Nikon XL, Nikon Z XL, Pentax K-1, T-Mount (M42x0,75), SC Rear Cell, 31mm, 36mm, 50mm, m49, m52, M55, M58, M62, M67, M72, M77, m50 unmounted

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