Vintage Lumicon 1.25" Deep Sky Telescope Filter (Pre-owned)
| Article number: | LF3010 | 
| Availability: | In stock | 
| Delivery time: | Hurry! Buy Now before it is GONE! | 
The Vintage Lumicon 1.25" Deep Sky Telescope Filter is a specialized filter designed to enhance the viewing of deep-sky objects such as galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. Here are some characteristics and benefits of this type of filter:
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Light Pollution Reduction: The Deep Sky filter selectively blocks wavelengths of light associated with artificial lighting and atmospheric pollutants, improving contrast and visibility of faint deep-sky objects from light-polluted locations. 
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Enhanced Nebulae and Galaxy Observation: It helps to enhance the visibility of emission and reflection nebulae, as well as improve the contrast of galaxies against the background sky. 
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Increased Detail and Contrast: By reducing the background sky brightness and enhancing the contrast of celestial objects, the filter can reveal more details within nebulae structures and bring out fainter stars in star clusters. 
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Broadband Transmission: Typically, deep sky filters like those from Lumicon are designed to transmit a broad spectrum of wavelengths while selectively filtering out specific lines of light pollution and atmospheric haze. 
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Compatibility: The 1.25" size indicates that it fits standard 1.25-inch eyepieces, which are commonly used with telescopes. Ensure compatibility with your telescope's focuser and eyepieces before purchasing. 
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Vintage Lumicon Quality: Lumicon has a reputation for producing high-quality astronomical filters. The "vintage" designation may refer to an older model or design of the filter that could still offer excellent performance for deep-sky observation. 
 
           
                                           
                                           
                                           
                                           
                                           
                                           
                                                 
                                                 
                                                 
                                                 
                                                