Didymium Light Pollution Filter for Night and Astro Photography - The best gift for you and your loved ones 🎁
Check out How it improves your pictures!
Feedback from @Alex Mcgregor
Newest Feedback about the light pollution filter from Steven Barnes IG@mrratdotcom in September 2024
Unprocessed images comparison Without Filter VS with Filter
Without the filter at 400 ISO
With the filter at 800 ISO (the filter blocks about 1 stop of light)
Processed image with filter
Nice Comparison between Without and With the Filter:
Feedback from @Glen Tillyard
Without Filter
With Filter
Dimension
Filter Type: Light Pollution Filter
Diameter: 82 mm
Thickness:
Glass only:2 mm
Glass with the ring: 5.5 mm
Material: Didymium glass
Weight: 23 g
How to Choose a Suitable Adapter ？
How Does MSM Light Pollution Filter Work？
This light pollution filter is made of a special glass called didymium glass, with multi coating
This filter can significantly reduce the transmission of light from sodium vapor and mercury vapor lamps, which are mainly located in the range from 575nm to 600nm wavelengths, please refer to the chart below. Sodium vapor and mercury vapor lamps, commonly used in street lighting and industrial lighting, emit yellow and orange lights from the ground to the sky, ruining the nightscape views and pictures. So light with wavelengths from 575nm to 600nm is the main cause of light pollution.
This filter is able to greatly block the wavelengths from 575nm to 600nm, helping the camera get the correct color of the night sky and landscape. With the help of the filter, the images with the right color can also save a lot of bother from after-processing.
FAQ
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A:
Q:
Usually using light pollution filters requires about 1 f stop of increased exposure. What is the difference on exposure time when using this filter?
A:
The filter removed the yellow light pollution color cast but the rest of the image wasn't noticeably darker so I would say certainly less than one stop.
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Description
Check out How it improves your pictures!
Feedback from @Alex Mcgregor
Newest Feedback about the light pollution filter from Steven Barnes IG@mrratdotcom in September 2024
Unprocessed images comparison Without Filter VS with Filter
Without the filter at 400 ISO
With the filter at 800 ISO (the filter blocks about 1 stop of light)
Processed image with filter
Nice Comparison between Without and With the Filter:
Feedback from @Glen Tillyard
Without Filter
With Filter
Dimension
Filter Type: Light Pollution Filter
Diameter: 82 mm
Thickness:
Glass only:2 mm
Glass with the ring: 5.5 mm
Material: Didymium glass
Weight: 23 g
How to Choose a Suitable Adapter ？
How Does MSM Light Pollution Filter Work？
This light pollution filter is made of a special glass called didymium glass, with multi coating
This filter can significantly reduce the transmission of light from sodium vapor and mercury vapor lamps, which are mainly located in the range from 575nm to 600nm wavelengths, please refer to the chart below. Sodium vapor and mercury vapor lamps, commonly used in street lighting and industrial lighting, emit yellow and orange lights from the ground to the sky, ruining the nightscape views and pictures. So light with wavelengths from 575nm to 600nm is the main cause of light pollution.
This filter is able to greatly block the wavelengths from 575nm to 600nm, helping the camera get the correct color of the night sky and landscape. With the help of the filter, the images with the right color can also save a lot of bother from after-processing.
FAQ
Q:
A:
Q:
Usually using light pollution filters requires about 1 f stop of increased exposure. What is the difference on exposure time when using this filter?
A:
The filter removed the yellow light pollution color cast but the rest of the image wasn't noticeably darker so I would say certainly less than one stop.
