Baader ASSF 65 AstroSolar ClearWhite ND 5.1 (OD=5.1) 65 mm solar filter (Baader Planetarium, SKU: 2423036) is a front-aperture filter designed for safe visual observation and white-light solar photography using binoculars, spotting scopes, small telescopes and photographic lenses. Its 65 mm clear aperture allows photospheric details to be seen, including sunspots and the structures surrounding them, also at higher magnifications.
• AstroSolar® ClearWhite Safety Film with an optical density of OD 5.1
• reduces the intensity of sunlight approximately 125,000 times
• neutral, bright white image of the Sun without a pronounced blue or orange tint
• high image sharpness and contrast, suitable for detailed observations of the photosphere
• double-sided metallized filter material mounted without tension
• aluminium cell with a reinforcing ring protecting the filter material
• cell shortened on one side to facilitate use of the filter with binoculars
• adjustable centering screws enabling installation inside or outside the optical tube
• safety straps protecting the filter against accidental slipping
• complies with the transmission requirements specified in the EN ISO 12312-2:2015 standard
• Baader ASSF 65 AstroSolar ClearWhite OD 5.1 solar filter
• 3 centering screws with a diameter of 13 mm and a length of 24 mm
• mounting components for the centering screws
• 3 safety straps with self-adhesive mounts
• 32-page operating and installation manual
• catalogue number: 2423036
• type: front-aperture filter for solar observation
• filter material: AstroSolar® ClearWhite Safety Film
• optical density: OD 5.1
• light transmission: 0.0008%
• clear filter aperture: 65 mm
• recommended instrument aperture range: 55–75 mm
• outer cell diameter: 125 mm
• mounting range inside the optical tube: 96–111 mm
• mounting range outside the optical tube: 70–85 mm
• centering screw diameter: 13 mm
• centering screw length: 24 mm
• weight: 77 g
• application: visual observation and astrophotography
• observed object: Sun
The Baader ASSF 65 provides stable mounting in front of the optical system, enabling safe, detailed visual observation and photospheric imaging.