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Angeleyes Uhc Filter 1.25 Telescope Filter For Astronomy Telescope Monocular Eyepiece Observations Of Deep Sky Object
Price (NZD): $34.95 / set
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Product Features
- The Angeleyes Uhc Filter 1.25 Telescope Filter is designed for astronomy telescope monocular eyepiece observations of deep sky objects. It has a wide field of view and a suitable eyepiece diameter.
- With an IPX4 water resistance level, it can withstand certain weather conditions. The objective lens diameter is of a proper size, and the lens coating is MC, ensuring good optical performance.
- The material is metal, providing durability. It has a magnification that allows for clear and detailed observations. It is a monocular filter suitable for astrophotography.
- Made of optical glass lens and an aluminum frame, it offers excellent optical quality. This filter is specifically designed for telescope use and is perfect for uhc filter applications in astronomy.
- It is ideal for monocular telescope astrophotography, helping astronomers capture clear and beautiful images of deep sky objects. Its quality and design make it a must-have for astronomy enthusiasts.
Specifications
- Field of View: `
- Eyepiece diameter: `
- Water Resistance Level: IPX4
- Objective Lens Diameter: `
- Lens Coating Description: MC
- Magnification: `
- Material: Metal
- Model Number: 1.25 inch UHC filter
- Type: Monocular
- Brand Name: Angeleyes
- type: telescope filter
- Material: Optical glass lens, Aluminum Frame
- Monocular telescope: Astrophotography
- for Astrophotography: Filter Astronomical
- for telescope: uhc filter
- Package Weight: 0.1kg (0.22lb.)
- Package Size: 15cm x 8cm x 11cm (5.91in x 3.15in x 4.33in)
Description
Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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