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Narrowband Filter 3nm H-Alpha & OIII for astrophotography SV220 2inch SVBONY

  • Ultra-narrow 3nm (H-Alpha & OIII) bandwidth, ideal for photographing emission and planetary nebulae;
  • Minimal halo coating design, effectively blocking excess light and reducing halos;
  • Features an M48×0.75 thread and a lens barrel size of Φ50.8×7mm. Compatible with mainstream photographic equipment;
  • Perfectly compatible with full-frame telescopes and cameras.
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SV220 2inch 3nm Narrowband filter


Minimal Halo Coating Design

This narrowband filter Adopts multi-layer minimal halo coating technology, it reduces glare and halo interference. It thereby enhances image contrast and color accuracy, presents sharp celestial details against a clean background, and improves the purity of deep-sky photography images.

Full-Frame Compatible + Ultra-Wide-Angle Adaptable

This light pollution filter is specially designed for full-frame sensors, compatible with mainstream astronomical cameras. It effectively reduces vignetting in ultra-wide-angle lenses, ensuring uniform brightness from the edge to the center of the image and presenting the complete view of nebulae and galaxies.








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Product Size 2 inches
Mirror Ring Dimensions Φ50.8 × 7 mm
Thread Type Single Thread/Male Thread
Thread Specifications M48 × 0.75 mm
Material 6061T Aluminum Extrusion
Substrate Thickness 2.0 mm
Light Transmission Aperture 44 mm
Center Wavelength 500.7/656.3 nm
Peak Transmittance OIII, H-alpha average ≥85%
Bandwidth/Full Width at Half Maximum OIII 3±1 nm, Ha 3±1 nm
Cutoff Wavelength 300–1050 nm
Cutoff Depth Average OD5
Surface Quality 60/40
Surface Flatness Transmitted Wavefront PV ≤ λ/4a
Parallelism 30″
Net Weight 12.5g
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