Product Code: 2459385

Baader 50.4 mm F2 High-speed H-alpha Filter

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The Baader 50.4 mm F2 High-speed H-alpha Filter is designed for very fast astrograph optics particularly Hyperstar and RASA. Due to strong CWL shift, the H-alpha filter causes heavy loss of transmission. In severe cases the CWL do not shift out of the FWHM so this filter have a CWL-preshift to match F2 to F3 perfectly.

Despite of typical line broadening, they are capable of delivering maximum contrasted images. This filter shows a considerable improvement when using them between F1.8 and F3.5. Along with 3 mm thickness, the H-alpha filter is planeoptically polished and di-electrically coated.


Features
  • Di-Electric Coating
  • 3 mm Filter Thickness
  • Planeoptically Polished
  • Delivers Maximum Contrasted Images
  • Designed For Very Fast Astrograph Optics

  • Specifications
  • Manufacturer: Baader Planetarium
  • Condition: New
  • Size of Filter: 50.4 mm
  • Filter Type: Narrowband
  • Application: CCD, Deep Sky, H-alpha
  • Colour: H-alpha
  • Transmission Range: H-alpha
  • Filter Thickness: 3 mm
  • Central Wavelength (CWL): 656.3 nm
  • Coatings: Dielectrically Coated, Planeoptically Polished
  • Special Features: Maximum contrast for fast Astrographs
  • Dimensions: 5.04 x 5.04 x 0.3 cm / 1.9 x 1.9 x 0.11 in
  • Weight: 59 g / 0.059 kg / 0.13 lb

  • Kit Content
  • Baader 50.4 mm F2 High-speed H-alpha Filter
  • User Guide
  • Case
  • Manufacturer Warranty

  • Package Information
  • Weight: 76 g / 0.076 kg / 0.16 lb
  • Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 2 cm / 3.1 x 3.1 x 0.7 in

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    This product was added to our catalog on Friday 19 April, 2019.