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This versatile variable polarizing filter by Orion acts like a dimmer switch for your telescope, toning down the brightness of the Moon or planets to a level that is comfortable. The reduction in brightness and glare unmasks detail in your viewing subject and greatly improves contrast, and unlike regular moon filters, you can adjust the amount of dimming to match the brightness of your subject.
The Orion Variable Polarizing Filter consists of two high-grade glass polarizing filters in a rotating cell that allows you to adjust the amount of light transmission from 1 to 40-percent. Such control is highly desirable for lunar observing because the Moon's brightness varies depending on its phase. The filter is great for terrestrial observing too, especially on sunny days.
The Orion Variable Polarizing Filter consists of two high-grade glass polarizing filters in a rotating cell that allows you to adjust the amount of light transmission from 1 to 40-percent. Such control is highly desirable for lunar observing because the Moon's brightness varies depending on its phase. The filter is great for terrestrial observing too, especially on sunny days.
The filter has an anodized aluminum cell, which threads into the barrel of any standard 1.25-inch or 2" eyepieces. Storage case included.
- The Orion Variable Polarizing eyepiece filter acts like a dimmer switch for your telescope, to tone down brightness and accentuate contrast of bright celestial objects
- Gives you much finer control of the image brightness compared to a standard fixed-transmission telescope eyepiece filter for optimal performance
- Adjust the amount of light transmission from 1 to 40-percent by rotating the eyepiece filter housing
- Consists of two high-grade glass polarizing filters in an 1.25-inch rotating anodized aluminum cell
- Threaded for use with any Orion 1.25-inch telescope eyepiece equipped with filter threads
