Baader Planetarium UV-IR-Cut Telescope Filter

Catalog description

Baader Planetarium UV-IR-Cut Telescope Filter, part number AAS015, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $59.00, down from a high of $92.00.

Baader Planetarium has introduced the world's finest UV/IR cut filter. This filter is a must for all digital imaging with digital cameras CCD cameras and modified webcams. It's also useful for protecting valuable H-Alpha filters from heat stress and damaging IR (Daystar etc). Due to their extremely high optical quality these filters may be stacked and used far in front of the focal plane (necessary for imaging uses). Like the Baader Planetarium Contrast-Booster the UV-IR-Cut filter uses the very latest coating technology to deliver the finest filtration quality and lifetime durability.

Features:Unmatched 98% Average Transmission! Freedom from ghost images (very low reflection multi-coating Striae-free and plane-parallel substrate).

Extremely Sharp Cutoff at 690nm (leaves all the visible red including the important 656nm H-alpha emission line).

Sharp cutoff below 400nm. Eliminates violet halos around bright stars (more effectively than simpler so-called Minus Violet photographic filters).

True optical quality glass substrate and coatings. Why spend all your money on quality primary optic only to place a lower grade filter optic in the path?

Combine with any of the other Baader filters to deliver the sharpest images possible.

Got the uv-ir-cut filter. Mounted it internally inside a 400mm lens that I glued to a cheap 3.2 MP camera WORKS GREAT!! Better than the hot mirror supplied with camera more red channel more light - higher shutter speed. At least one extra stop. Luke Gale

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