Baader H-alpha 2" f/2 UHS 3.5nm
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Baader H-alpha 2" (47.4 mm) unmounted filter, CMOS and CCD optimized. Designed for ultra-fast < f/2.3 systems such as Celestron RASA. 3.5 nm bandwidth, ideal under heavy light pollution.
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The Baader H-alpha 2" unmounted (Ø 47.4 mm, 2 mm thick) f/2 Highspeed Filter 3.5 nm is designed for extremely fast optical systems such as the Celestron RASA f/2 astrographs. It is specially selected for Baader FCCT (Filter Changer Camera Tilter) filter sliders, compatible with QHY cameras and similar devices.
Optimized for CMOS sensors, it also works excellently with CCD technology. With a central wavelength of 656.3 nm and a 3.5 nm bandwidth, it delivers maximum contrast even under heavy light pollution (Bortle 9 to 6). It reduces star sizes, highlights the finest H-alpha nebula details, and harmonizes exposure times with O-III and S-II filters.
Featuring precision planeoptical polishing and Reflex-Blocker™ hard coating, it minimizes reflections. Blackened edges with telescope-side indicator ensure correct orientation. Life-Coat™ sealed protection guarantees long-term durability. Lightweight (0.01 kg) and robust, it is sold individually and is indispensable for high-speed H-alpha astrophotography.
Manufacturer: Baader Planetarium
Product SKU: 2961378U
EAN code: 4047825051004
Net weight: 0.01 kg
Filter type: H-alpha f/2 Ultra Highspeed
Mount: unmounted
Shape: round
Diameter: 47.4 mm (2" without cell)
Thickness: 2 mm
Central wavelength (CWL): 656.3 nm
Half bandwidth (HBW / FWHM): 3.5 nm
Transmission: H-alpha line
Coating: Reflex-Blocker™ hard coated, planeoptically polished
Durability: Life-Coat™ sealed edges
Edges: blackened with telescope-side indicator
Suitable f/ratio: < f/2.3
Compatibility: Celestron RASA 8", Baader FCCT, QHY cameras, CMOS and CCD
Application: H-alpha astrophotography, nebulae, light-polluted skies
Packaging: single filter