Celestron Neutral Density Filter 1.25"

Technical Details: Celestron Neutral Density Moon Filter - 1.25"

The Neutral Density Moon Filter, designed for a 1.25" eyepiece, reduces the light intake by a staggering 87%. The Moon, being a frequently observed celestial body, has features that should not be obscured by excessive brightness. This filter permits a mere 13% of the telescope's light to penetrate the eyepiece, enhancing the viewing experience. Unlike colour filters, the Neutral Density Moon Filter impacts all colours of the visible spectrum uniformly, darkening the image without causing any colour shift.

Key Features

• Reduces light intake by 87%
• Permits 13% of telescope's light to penetrate the eyepiece
• Impacts all colours of the visible spectrum uniformly
• Does not cause any colour shift
• Can be combined with colour filters
• Top Three Features: Celestron Neutral Density Moon Filter - 1.25"
• Reduces light intake by 87%: This feature allows the viewer to observe celestial bodies without being blinded by excessive brightness. It enhances the viewing experience by allowing only a fraction of the light to penetrate the eyepiece. This is particularly beneficial when observing the moon, which is a frequently observed celestial body.

Impacts all colours of the visible spectrum uniformly: Unlike colour filters, the Neutral Density Moon Filter does not cause any colour shift. This means that the viewer gets to see the true colours of the celestial bodies. This feature is beneficial for those who value accuracy in their observations.

Can be combined with colour filters: This feature offers the viewer flexibility in their viewing experience. They can choose to use the Neutral Density Moon Filter on its own or combine it with colour filters. This allows for a more tailored viewing experience.

Our expert's opinion about the Celestron Neutral Density Moon Filter - 1.25"

The Celestron Neutral Density Moon Filter - 1.25" is a must-have for any astronomy enthusiast. It reduces the light intake by a staggering 87%, allowing only 13% of the telescope's light to penetrate the eyepiece. This enhances the viewing experience by preventing excessive brightness from obscuring the features of celestial bodies. Unlike colour filters, this filter impacts all colours of the visible spectrum uniformly, delivering a true colour image. Plus, it can be combined with colour filters, offering flexibility in your viewing experience.