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#11 Yellow-Green Filter

#11 Yellow-Green Filter - Main image
$39.6 $55 In stock

Category: Filters

Description

This Lumicon #11 Yellow-Green Filter is a Lumicon Color Filter. Made from renowned Schott and Hoya optical glass and allow for maximum contrast on viewing planetary and lunar detail. Individually precision ground, highly polished with maximum light transmission coatings on both sides, these filters are 100% guaranteed for life.

#11 Yellow-Green

  • Mars: Maria
  • Jupiter: Clouds
  • Jupiter: Red/Blue Contrast
  • Saturn: Clouds
  • Saturn: Cassini Division
  • Saturn: Red/Blue Contrast
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel D. ★★★★★

I was a little skeptical about how much difference a filter could make, but the #11 Yellow-Green really brings out the cloud bands on Jupiter. The optical glass feels solid and the threads are smooth, no wobble when attached to my eyepiece.

Sofia H. ★★★★★

The Schott glass really pulls through—saturn's rings showed a crispness I wasn't getting with my other filters. Moon craters at 200x had that sharp, three-dimensional pop. It's become a permanent part of my eyepiece case.

Claire B. ★★★★★

The contrast on Jupiter's bands jumped right out with this filter—way sharper than I expected. Even the subtle cloud details on Saturn came through more clearly. A solid upgrade for lunar viewing too.