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Old 10-11-2011, 07:57 AM
ausastronomer (John Bambury)
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Originally Posted by Krumlov View Post
I assume that this is the one: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NPB-1-25-...item484292edee

I am still wondering if this is the best for me as I am mostly interested in near planets/moons at the moment. I would have thought that they (near planets/moons) emitted mostly in the visual spectrum and thus a neutral or polarising filter would be the way to go? Do others also think John's suggestion would be best for what I am after?

edit: I have also turned up some good reviews on the Ba'ader Moon and Skyglow filter. Any thoughts on this as well for my purposes?
Hi,

For the Moon and Planets a variable polariser is probably your best choice. Sorry, I didn't read your post closely enough as the preceeding posts were aimed at Deep Sky Filters, notwithstanding the original thread related to lunar filters.

Cheers,
John B
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