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Astro Neutral Night Filter
Astro Neutral Night Filter
Discover our range of Astro Neutral Night Filters, designed to counter light pollution and enhance your astrophotography experience. These rectangular filters are specifically crafted for use with our wide range of filter holders.
With our Astro Filter, you'll capture stunning images of the night sky, free from the distractions caused by artificial light sources. The Kase Astro Filter, known for its exceptional quality and performance, is a top choice among astrophotography enthusiasts.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, our collection of rectangular Astro Filters has something to suit every need. The Rechteck Astro Filters are renowned for their versatility, making them the ideal companion for a variety of photographic scenarios.
If you're looking for the perfect combination of functionality and reliability, the Rechteck Astro Filter Kase is just what you need. It's designed to seamlessly integrate with our Kase filter systems, offering outstanding optical performance to take your astrophotography to new heights.
At our online store, we offer a wide selection of Astro Neutral Night Filters to meet the diverse requirements of astrophotographers. Find the perfect filter for your next photography adventure and enjoy the awe-inspiring beauty of the night sky like never before.
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What can you use the Neutral Night Filters for?
Clearly primarily for use in nighttime landscape photography and astrophotography. By using our neutral night filters on your cameras, you achieve more details in the images and a much clearer and higher-contrast image of the stars and astronomical deep sky objects. Our astro filters reduce the incidence of light by around 2/3 of an aperture.
Did you know that a city with 25,000 inhabitants is enough to artificially brighten the surroundings within a radius of 20 kilometers and thus make the night sky appear cloudier and less contrasting, or give night shots a yellow tint. The artificial light sources that cause the most light pollution are sodium vapor lamps and mercury vapor lamps. Among other things, these wavelengths block our night light filters and thus enable shots of a starry sky and night shots without a yellow cast.