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The SV227 OII filter is designed for nebula observation and reducing the transmission of certain wavelengths of light. Previous page Next page 1 ≥OD5 2 2 inches 3 Peak Transmittance Substrate Thickness The thickness of the substrate can affect parameters such as wavelength and dispersion of the SV227 filter. FWHM The Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) is about 5 nm. The SV227 OIII filter enhances the contrast between object and sky, allowing you to take good quality images. Thread M48x0.75 thread interface adapts to most devices Use with telescope Connect the SV227 filter with astronomy camera to get the clear image. Center wavelength The OIII filter is designed for nebula observation allowing 5nm bandwidth of light centered on a wavelength of 500.7nm through. Specifications Brand SVBONY Model SV227 Size 2-Inch Substrate Thickness 1.80mm Clear Aperture 44mm Wavelength Range 300-1000nm CWL 500.7nm FWHM 7nm Blocking ≥OD5 Peak transmittance ≥90% Surface Quality 60/40 Surface parallelism 1/4λ Thread M48x0.75 Net Weight 12.5g / 0.44oz /0.027lb
SV227 2" Narrow-Band Filter is specifically designed for use with monochrome cameras in astrophotography; it effectively isolates the emission lines of certain celestial objects; enhancing image detail and contrast to make features more pronounced
OIII 5nm 2" Filter is designed to deliver 90% transmission at the 500.7nm line which provides you with well defined nebulae structures
300-1000nm wavelength range; the SVBONY OIII 5nm 2" Filter transmits a 5nm bandwidth of light that is centered at 500.7nm
2 inch mounted; the filter can thread directly into the 2 inch barrel of your telescope eyepiece
SVBONY OIII narrow band filter reduces other transmissions; including wavelengths of light that are responsible for light pollution
SVBNOY OIII 5nm 2" Filter greatly enhances contrast and allows high-contrast imaging even in areas with strong light pollution