SVBONY SV535 APO Astro Camera Lens Bundle with SV260 Multi-bandpass Star Field Filter, F2.8 Telephoto Lens, 105mm Focal Length, Full Frame Compatible, for Wide-Field Deep Sky & EAA Astrophotography
Half the body; double the fun: Astrophotography Telescope weighs just 482g; allowing you to enjoy deep-sky imaging from your backyard or balcony without the burden of heavy equipment
f/2.8 wide aperture for brighter shots: the SV535 Astrophotography Telescope features a fast f2.8 aperture; doubling imaging efficiency and capturing crisp deep-sky details from your backyard or balcony
Wide-field views: the 105mm focal length of the APO Telescope frames expansive star fields and nebulae with ease in your backyard or balcony
The SVBONY SV260 multi-bandpass filter is a 5-bandpass broadband pass light pollution filter; equipped with OD4 cut-off depth and over 90% peak transmittance; the filter is designed to isolate 6-level light pollution and make light wave transmission maximum; SV260 filter effectively brings you a better shooting experience when starfield shooting and deep-sky photography
More than 90% peak transmittance; multi-bandpass filter minimizes light loss; accurately restoring the true colors of celestial bodies; offers fuller colors; enhancing your star observation experience by providing richer hues
Description
SVBONY SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO Astro Camera Lens – Ultra-lightweight design for portable astrophotography. Features a 105mm focal length, f/2.8 aperture, and APO optics for sharp, true-to-life stars. Manual focus with EAF support, suitable for deep-sky imaging on mirrorless cameras. To capture the vast starry skies of the suburbs, you need this "Stellar Field Filter." It efficiently allows the light from nebulae to pass through while blocking artificial light pollution, helping you capture the detailed features of celestial objects. Covering most nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters, this filter enhances contrast while maintaining color balance. It allows you to observe vivid celestial objects, even in bright light-polluted areas.