Cloud Break Optics

#38A Dark Blue Filter

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$32.47 $45.1 In stock

Category: Filters

Description

This Lumicon #38A Dark Blue 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.

#38A Dark Blue

  • Venus: Clouds
  • Mars: Dust Storms
  • Jupiter: Belts
  • Jupiter: Great Red Spot
  • Jupiter: Disc
  • Saturn: Belts
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The glass clarity is noticeably better than my old filter—Jupiter's bands popped with more detail last night. I love how the deep blue really tames the glare on the moon, making craters stand out sharply.

Miles N. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this dark blue filter on my telescope for a few nights now, and it really sharpens the contrast on Jupiter’s bands. The Schott glass feels solid and well-made. Definitely a step up from the cheap plastic filters I’ve tried before.

Harper ★★★★★

I was skeptical a colored filter could make much difference, but this #38A really brings out the cloud bands on Jupiter through my telescope. The Schott optical glass feels solid and well-made.