|
Filter No |
Description |
Typical use |
|
ND25 |
25% transmission neutral-density |
For attenuating image brightness when viewing bright targets such as the Moon. Clarifies separation of double stars. Not included in 2 set |
|
ND13 |
13% transmission neutral-density |
For further attenuating image brightness when viewing bright targets such as the Moon. Clarifies separation of double stars. |
|
#11 |
Yellow/Green |
Useful for reducing chromatic aberration seen in achromatic refractors, and for glare reduction while observing the Moon. |
|
#12 |
Yellow |
Glare reduction and contrast enhancement. |
|
#21 |
Orange |
Increases contrast and surface detail on Mars and enhances cloud band detail on Saturn. Also corrects the image of the Sun to a more natural appearance when using a Mylar solar filter. |
|
#15 |
Yellow/Orange |
Useful for enhancing cloud bands on Saturn and Jupiter. |
|
#23A |
Light Red |
Darkens sky while viewing Venus and Mercury. Increases contrast and surface detail on Mars (stronger effect than #21). |
|
#56 |
Green |
Increases contrast and clarity of red detail in Jupiters cloud belts and great red spot. Can be effective in enhancing cloud belts of Saturn and enhancing detail around the polar caps of Mars. |
|
#80A |
Medium Blue |
Enhances cloud formations on Mars, and makes white ovals in Jupiters cloud belts easier to see. |