130mm solar filter

Solar filter for the Omegon Basic telescope
Do you usually observe the night sky but are you also interested in the Sun? With this basic solar filter you can start enjoying daytime astronomy! And best of all, if you have an Omegon Basic telescope, you can place it directly on the target and start observing the Sun from it.

Summary of advantages:

• Fits directly onto your Omegon Basic telescope (or similar models)
• You will save time: no need for pre-assembly or adjustments
• Plastic mount compatible with many models
• With Baader Astro Solar film (ND5 filtering factor) of high optical quality
• Affordable price

Compatible with Omegon Basic
The Omegon basic sun filter is supplied already inserted in its plastic frame, which will save you the effort. Plus, this filter is very easy to use: just place it on your Omegon telescope and it fits perfectly.

Solar filter sheet for a safe viewing experience
This solar filter is equipped with a special sheet that reproduces a white and neutral image of the Sun. With a filter factor of 100,000, it only allows 0.001% of sunlight to pass through the telescope, ensuring safe observations.

What and who is this filter for?
This filter is perfect for observing sunspots and faculae. Also to explore the surface of the Sun and its granulation, or to enjoy solar eclipses. Watching the Moon cross in front of the Sun is fascinating.

Photography with solar filter
The Sun never ceases to delight us with interesting details. Capture sun spots with your camera and become an expert in solar photography or track the transformation of entire sunspot groups. There is nothing simpler! By the way, you can find the right adapter for your telescope in our accessories section.

Is this solar filter compatible with my telescope, even if it is not an Omegon Basic?
Find out quickly and easily which solar filters are suitable for your telescope. Click on the image of the compatibility table available in the product presentation . In it you will see the compatibility between Omegon Basic filters and telescopes.

If you have another telescope, consult the " Telescope front diameter " column, where you can see what diameter your telescope needs to have to be able to attach each filter.

• Green means the filter is fully compatible.
• The yellow color means that the filter is only compatible if a thin band of foam is attached to it.