The Optolong Sulfur II 12nm Narrowband Filter works by allowing a 12nm bandwidth of light, centered on the 672nm wavelength through, and blocking contrast-killing light pollution wavelengths from coming through.

The Optolong Sulfur II 6.5nm Extra Narrowband Filter transmits a 6.5nm bandwidth of light that is centered at 672nm and radically decreases other transmissions, including wavelengths of light that are responsible for light pollution (both artificial and natural).

The Optolong Sulfur II 12nm Narrowband Filter works by allowing a 12nm bandwidth of light, centered on the 672nm wavelength through, and blocking contrast-killing light pollution wavelengths from coming through.

The Optolong Sulfur II 6.5nm Extra Narrowband Filter transmits a 6.5nm bandwidth of light that is centered at 672nm and radically decreases other transmissions, including wavelengths of light that are responsible for light pollution (both artificial and natural).

The Optolong Sulfur II 12nm Narrowband Filter works by allowing a 12nm bandwidth of light, centered on the 672nm wavelength through, and blocking contrast-killing light pollution wavelengths from coming through.

The Optolong Sulfur II 12nm Narrowband Filter works by allowing a 12nm bandwidth of light, centered on the 672nm wavelength through, and blocking contrast-killing light pollution wavelengths from coming through.

The Optolong Sulfur II 6.5nm Extra Narrowband Filter transmits a 6.5nm bandwidth of light that is centered at 672nm and radically decreases other transmissions, including wavelengths of light that are responsible for light pollution (both artificial and natural).

The Optolong Sulfur II 6.5nm Extra Narrowband Filter transmits a 6.5nm bandwidth of light that is centered at 672nm and tremendously decreases different transmissions, including wavelengths of light that cause light pollution (both artificial and natural).

When it comes to Narrowband filters, no one knows more or does it better than Don Goldman of Astrodon Filters. Narrowband (NB) filters enhance contrast of emission objects by accepting only a narrow range of wavelengths around the emission lines of hydrogen (H-a, 656 nm), oxygen (OIII, 501 nm), sulfur (SII, 672nm) and others.

When it comes to Narrowband filters, no one knows more or does it better than Don Goldman of Astrodon Filters. Narrowband (NB) filters enhance contrast of emission objects by accepting only a narrow range of wavelengths around the emission lines of hydrogen (H-a, 656 nm), oxygen (OIII, 501 nm), sulfur (SII, 672nm) and others.

Narrowband (NB) filters  enhance contrast of emission objects by accepting only a narrow range of wavelengths around the emission lines of hydrogen (H-a, 656 nm), oxygen (OIII),

Narrowband (NB) filters  enhance contrast of emission objects by accepting only a narrow range of wavelengths around the emission lines of hydrogen (H-a, 656 nm), oxygen (OIII),

Narrowband (NB) filters  enhance contrast of emission objects by accepting only a narrow range of wavelengths around the emission lines of hydrogen (H-a, 656 nm), oxygen (OIII),

The OIII line (501 nm) is located in the blue-green portion of the spectrum, making them very suitable for observing most planetary nebulae and supernovae remnants and other objects with doubly ionized oxygen.

The OIII line (501 nm) is located in the blue-green portion of the spectrum, making them very suitable for observing most planetary nebulae and supernovae remnants and other objects with doubly ionized oxygen.

The Astronomik SII-CCD filter is a narrow-band-filter for CCD photography.

Baader’s new ‘High Speed’ Narrowband CCD Filters come in both 1.25” and 2” diameter mounted sizes, in H-alpha, O-III, and S-II, but with an extra twist when compared to their normal filters.

Baader’s new ‘High Speed’ Narrowband CCD Filters come in both 1.25” and 2” diameter mounted sizes, in H-alpha, O-III, and S-II, but with an extra twist when compared to their normal filters.