Screwin light pollution cut filter with scratch resistance
Avoid orangish or yellowish color shift by artificial light source
Outstanding maintenance performance, Water-/Oil-/Fingerprint-resistant
Double side Coating for low reflection
Lightweight and thin aluminum frame, Low profile & easy handling, non-rotating mount
Made in Japan
The StarScape is essential for photographers aiming to capture the true beauty of the night sky in areas affected by light pollution.
It is particularly useful for astrophotography, nightscape photography, time-lapse shooting like the above short film, and photographing phenomena like the Milky Way.
it reduces the need for extensive post-processing to correct light pollution, saving time and effort.
The StarScape filter selectively absorbs specific wavelengths of strong light emitted by artificial urban light sources, which are the main cause of light pollution, while allowing the wavelengths from celestial bodies to pass through. This effectively cuts light pollution without compromising the colors of celestial objects.
The brightness, which is a significant element for starscape photography, can be sufficiently secured at an exposure multiplier 1.2 (about 1/4 stop).
The StarScape filter is also available in the M100 Square Filter System, and in the Magnetic Slim Series.
the only experience i had from Starscape was only bad.
from Scott Henry Train wrecking like 4 tracks in succession and playing the same sets that others Djs. not to mention the big Drug bust that ended up making me leave the place. this was in 2005 .
but the line up for this starscape looks promising:)
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