F8 filter set The Solar System

The Levenhuk Solar System F8 Filter Set consists of eight eyepiece filters that will help you study the Solar System in detail. All filters are 1.25 inches in diameter and have an internal thread to combine filters with each other.

Levenhuk 1.25" Moon Filter
This filter is necessary for long-term observations of the Moon. When the Moon is in a phase greater than 80% it is very bright, so it can blind you. That's why sometimes you can't study it in detail. This filter reduces the "luminosity" of the Moon, allowing it to be observed even on a full moon.

Levenhuk 1.25" #8 Optical Filter (Light Yellow)
This filter is used to observe seas and dust clouds on Mars, details of Jupiter's belts, as well as Uranus, Neptune and the Moon. You can use it to observe comets. It has high light transmission, making it suitable for telescopes with low aperture. Reduces chromatic aberration in refracting telescopes.

Levenhuk 1.25" #11 Optical Filter (Yellow-Green)
This filter has high light transmission, so it can be used with small aperture telescopes. Through this filter, Saturn, especially the Cassini division, as well as Mars and Jupiter can be observed well. In refracting telescopes, this filter minimizes chromatic distortion.

Levenhuk 1.25" #12 Optical Filter (Yellow)
Like the previous one, this filter can be recommended to owners of small aperture telescopes. It transmits light well, highlights the contrast between the details of the Moon, Mars and Jupiter. It can be used to observe Venus and comets.

Levenhuk 1.25" #23A Optical Filter (Light Red)
It is recommended for telescopes with an aperture of 130 mm or larger. This filter is used for the detailed study of Mars and the Moon, as well as the atmospheric phenomena of Saturn and Jupiter. It can be used for twilight observations of Mercury and daytime observations of Venus. Comet tails are clearly visible through this filter.

Levenhuk 1.25" #25 Optical Filter (Red)
Filter for telescopes with an aperture of 150 mm or larger. It is an excellent option for observing the polar caps, seas and dust clouds of Mars, as well as the clouds of Jupiter and Saturn. This filter can also be used to observe the Moon.

Levenhuk 1.25" #56A Optical Filter (Light Green)
This filter is extremely useful for observing Jupiter. It highlights the details of the Great Red Spot, as well as many subtle atmospheric formations that are barely visible. It can be used to observe Saturn and Venus. This filter works well for studying the Moon. It is compatible with low aperture telescopes; Partially eliminates chromatic distortions in refracting telescopes.

Levenhuk 1.25" #80A Optical Filter (Blue)
It is one of the most used filters to study the planets of the Solar System. It allows you to observe in detail the Great Red Spot of Jupiter and the details at the poles of Saturn. This filter is also widely used to observe the Moon, Mars, Venus and Mercury.

Characteristics:

• Eight light filters to observe the Moon, planets and comets
• Optical glass filters provide a sharp, clear image
• Compatible with telescopes of various apertures
• Internal thread to combine filters with each other
• 1.25" eyepiece tube diameter

The kit includes:

• Moon filter
• Filter #8 (light yellow)
• Filter #11 (yellow-green)
• Filter #12 (yellow)
• Filter #23A (light red)
• Filter #25 (red)
• Filter #56A (light green)
• Filter #80A (blue)
• Plastic storage case, 2 units

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