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H-alpha 6.8nm & OIII 6.0nm Filter Set

H-alpha 6.8nm & OIII 6.0nm Filter Set - Main image
$420.98 $679 In stock

Category: Filters

The IDAS H-alpha 6.8nm & OIII 6.0nm Filter Set is a two-filter set for astrophotography and narrowband imaging. It is available in several thicknesses, classes, and sizes to suit different setups.

  • Includes an H-alpha 6.8nm filter and an OIII 6.0nm filter
  • Brand: IDAS
  • Available thicknesses: 2.5mm and 3.0mm
  • Available classes: STD and UHS
  • Available sizes: 48mm (2") Mounted, 52mm Mounted, and 50.8mm
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

I was worried about getting the right thickness for my camera setup, but the available options made it easy to dial in. These filters cut right through light pollution and gave me crisp, separate stars on my first test at f/4.

Jacob ★★★★★

Finally got a clear night to test these and the OIII channel detail on the Veil Nebula popped out beautifully. The 6.0nm bandwidth really helps cut through light pollution in my suburban backyard.

Miles A. ★★★★★

The thinner profile of this set fits perfectly into my filter wheel without any spacing issues. The narrow 6nm bandwidth on both filters gives me crisp, distinct nebula details I couldn't get with wider ones.