I knew a bit about these filters but this cleared some things up. Very nice video. I just started imaging with the Optolong L-enhance and my DSLR recently, and I have to say it was worth the purchase. I think I will move onto monochrome in a year or two.
I was exactly looking for a video like this, today i was looking for a filter to buy to do some astrophotography but i don't really know what to get because um unsure if to buy the optolong l pro or an explore scientific uhc filter and an o-ii one, my target is to see quite every kind or deep sky object so id like to somebody help clear me it out
This is the info on the vaonis website: If you notice any streaks or dust, gently clean the filter with an optical wipe, microfiber cloth, feather duster or air blower. Do not attempt to open the lens ring that contains the filter
Great video at what bortle scale would you start needed a LP filters I live in rural France bortle 4 and 3 between 11pm 6am when all the street lights are turned off
Hi there. That sounds wonderful. Maybe an lpro lp filter, but you could try astrophotography without a filter first and see what kind of results you'll get. A good test would be to take a couple of long exposure photos (1 to 5 minutes) and check if there's any light pollution visible.
I knew a bit about these filters but this cleared some things up. Very nice video. I just started imaging with the Optolong L-enhance and my DSLR recently, and I have to say it was worth the purchase. I think I will move onto monochrome in a year or two.
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Now if only someone would come up with a Wildfire Smoke Filter then all of us Astrophotographers in Canada would be very happy ! LOL !
Uh, blowing up my imaging summer southern Ohio. 😡
I'm glad you mentioned that the light pollution affects the wildlife 👍
I was exactly looking for a video like this, today i was looking for a filter to buy to do some astrophotography but i don't really know what to get because um unsure if to buy the optolong l pro or an explore scientific uhc filter and an o-ii one, my target is to see quite every kind or deep sky object so id like to somebody help clear me it out
Hey I have vaonis dual band filter for my vespera. I accidentally got a couple of finger prints on lens. What would be the best way to clean?
This is the info on the vaonis website: If you notice any streaks or dust, gently clean the filter with an optical wipe, microfiber cloth, feather duster or air blower. Do not attempt to open the lens ring that contains the filter
I’m curious if oxygen, Ha and sulphur filters could be used separately (like mono cameras) to image successfully with a osc color camera ?
Yes, but most folks use a duo- or dualband filter to safe time.
Great video at what bortle scale would you start needed a LP filters I live in rural France bortle 4 and 3 between 11pm 6am when all the street lights are turned off
Hi there. That sounds wonderful. Maybe an lpro lp filter, but you could try astrophotography without a filter first and see what kind of results you'll get. A good test would be to take a couple of long exposure photos (1 to 5 minutes) and check if there's any light pollution visible.
I love your presentations. Thank you very much.
Thank you!
Very professional presentation, thank you sir 🙏