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The Baader Planetarium H-Beta CCD 2 "filter is a filter designed for visual observation and photography, especially with large aperture instruments, hydrogen nebulae. The filter passes the practically intact H-β line, blocking the remaining wavelengths The increase in contrast is so great that it is even possible to see the Koñski £ eb nebula with a 10-12 inch telescope.
The filter should not be used in observations with telescopes with a diameter of less than 20 cm, because they do not collect enough light for the signal to be strong enough for the observer's eye. • visual observations under dark skies: very good despite the limited objects • visual observations under city skies: not applicable • photography on film: sometimes appropriate, sometimes not; very long exposure times required • CCD photography: very good • unmodified SLR photography: very good • SLR photography modified for astrophotography: very good • type: ± narrowband, H-beta, λ = 486 nm • binding: 2 " • FWHM / half width: 8.5 nm • transmission Tmax = approx. 75% • substrate: glass • thickness: 2 mm • layers: MC • weight: 70 g 24 months



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