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Luminance Filter

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Category: Filters

The Chroma Luminance Filter is designed for enhancing color rendering when used with an RGB set. As part of an LRGB imaging workflow, it captures luminance data to complement color channels.

  • Brand: Chroma
  • Category: Filters
  • Type: Luminance filter with UV/IR cut
  • Use: Enhancing color rendering with an RGB set
  • Available sizes: 1.25" Mounted, 2"-M48 Mounted, 31mm Unmounted, 36mm Unmounted, 50mm Unmounted, 50 x 50mm Square, 65 x 65mm Square
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael D. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this filter in my LRGB workflow for a few weeks now, and the luminance data it captures is noticeably cleaner than my old setup. The color balance in my final stacked images looks more natural.

Ruby N. ★★★★★

Finally got this filter in my imaging rig and the luminance frames are noticeably cleaner when paired with my RGB set. The way it handles color rendering in the LRGB workflow just makes the final stack pop without extra tweaking. Exactly what I needed for my galaxy shots.

Scarlett ★★★★☆

The luminance data really helps pull out detail in the nebula shots I was struggling with before. It integrates smoothly with my RGB workflow, though I wish the filter ring was a touch thicker for easier handling.