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Old 16-01-2013, 08:12 PM
gb_astro
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Originally Posted by azagil View Post
Hi all,

I was sitting here pondering the purchase of a light polution filter and am torn on if to do it or not. Reason being, I already have a O-III, UV-IR, and moon...upon researching it Im not sure if it is worth while or not considering what I already have.......would there be a major difference in using this compared to using the say my O-III.

( I do most my observing away from the city where light isn't to big an issue and get the extra contrast from using my O-III)
Aaron take a look at this Cloudy Nights filter review.
It compares three popular narrow band filters types and a broadband type on quite a number deep sky objects.

http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1520

I think you will find your next purchase might be the UHC type.

gb.
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