Cloud Break Optics

USED - IDAS NB1 Z filter

USED - IDAS NB1 Z filter - Main image
$119.7 $190 In stock

This filter is in good condition. 

This is the filter dedicated to ZWO cameras. So it is called “Z Series”.

  • Fits ASI M42-interface cameras (APS-C or smaller sensor except 2600MCPro)
  • Triple passband – Ha, Hb & OIII
  • The set includes 2 pcs of spacer rings for the proper spacing adjustment
  • Comes in hard plastic protective case

Made in Japan!

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

I was worried buying used, but this filter arrived in excellent shape with no scratches. It screws onto my ASI camera perfectly and the triple passband really cuts through light pollution.

Miles C. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure what to expect buying used, but the glass came clean with no scratches or haze. Screwed right onto my M42 camera and the triple passband is doing exactly what I hoped for with the nebula shots. Condition was honestly better than described.

Sophia Y. ★★★★★

Picked this up used and honestly can't tell it was ever opened. Threads onto my M42 camera cleanly, and the triple passband really tightened up the halos on my emission shots. For the price of a used one, this was a no-brainer.