Nebula Filter H-Alpha 1.25-inch 7nm

Capture Detailed Nebulae Photos in Light-Polluted Skies

Struggling with washed-out nebulae in city skies? The Explore Scientific H-Alpha 1.25-inch Filter cuts through light pollution, letting you capture vivid nebulae without dealing with interference from artificial lights.

Features

• 7 nm Narrow-Band Pass: Optimized to isolate the hydrogen-alpha emission line at 656.3 nm, revealing faint emission nebulae in full detail.
• Blocks Artificial Light: Effectively reduces interference from mercury and sodium vapor lamps, allowing astrophotography even in light-polluted urban environments.
• High-Quality Construction: Built with precision optics and supplied with an individual test report, ensuring top-tier performance for every filter.
• Compact 1.25-inch Design: Fits standard astrophotography setups, making it ideal for mid-sized telescopes and easy to integrate into your existing gear.
• Enhanced Image Clarity: Improves contrast and visibility of nebulae by filtering out almost all artificial light, even in brightly lit conditions.
• Astrophotography-Specific: Exclusively designed for emission nebulae photography, maximizing image quality and detail for deep-sky objects.
• Budget-Friendly Quality: Provides professional-grade astrophotography results at an affordable price point, making it accessible to hobbyists and enthusiasts alike.

The Explore Scientific H-Alpha 1.25-inch Filter is for you if…

• You’re an urban or suburban astrophotographer struggling to capture clear images of nebulae due to light pollution.
• You want to photograph faint emission nebulae like the Horsehead Nebula, Rosette Nebula, or North America Nebula in full detail, even under bright skies.
• You’re looking for an affordable yet high-quality filter that improves astrophotography without the need for expensive gear upgrades.
• You’ve been frustrated with regular filters that fail to block artificial light and produce washed-out photos of deep-sky objects.
• You’re serious about astrophotography and want a precise, reliable filter that’s been individually tested for quality performance.
• You want to elevate your astrophotography by capturing the full extent of emission nebulae, even in challenging, light-polluted environments.

If you’re an astrophotographer battling light pollution, the Explore Scientific H-Alpha 1.25-inch Filter is the precision tool you need to revolutionize your astrophotography. Designed specifically for emission nebulae photography, this filter isolates the H-alpha emission line at 656.3 nm, revealing stunning details in faint celestial objects that are typically obscured by artificial light. It blocks nearly all unwanted light from mercury and sodium vapor lamps, which are commonly found in urban and suburban environments, making it possible to capture vivid nebulae in bright skies where ordinary filters fail.

With its 7 nm narrow-band pass, this filter enhances contrast and clarity, enabling you to photograph deep-sky objects like the Horsehead Nebula, Rosette Nebula, or North America Nebula with exceptional detail. Even in skies that are heavily affected by city lights, the filter ensures that red hydrogen emission nebulae glow brilliantly in your photos. The compact 1.25-inch size makes it compatible with most mid-sized telescopes, offering a more budget-friendly solution compared to larger filters, without compromising on image quality. This filter is ideal for astrophotographers looking to upgrade their setup without investing in costly, high-end equipment.

Each filter undergoes strict quality control and comes with an individual test report, guaranteeing that your filter meets exacting standards of performance and precision. You can trust that this filter will deliver consistent, high-quality results in challenging conditions. Whether you’re photographing from a city rooftop, suburban backyard, or under slightly brightened skies, the Explore Scientific H-Alpha 1.25-inch Filter will allow you to capture emission nebulae in ways that were previously impossible. If you’re serious about overcoming light pollution and bringing out the finest details in your astrophotography, this filter is an essential investment for your equipment.