Baader U-Filter 10670 the Maksutov-Newtonian is an excellent

the Maksutov-Newtonian is an excellent visual performer too

Many companies claim the Neodymium filter being their idea in the meantime – here is the real story: When Baader Planetarium had taken over responsibility for Zeiss Amateur Astro Products Division in 1996

75x 1x guiding rate

but we could still make out the brighter Messier objects and even spotted the galaxy NGC 2903 in Leo

Magnifications (with eyepieces supplied): x50 & x125

Baader U-Filter 10670 the Maksutov-Newtonian is an excellentAnother unique and pioneering filter from Baader Planetarium. For the first time, amateurs can now record cloud structures on Venus. The Baader Venus Filter enables amateurs to successfully image in deep UV, a spectral region normally inaccessible. The latest coating technologies permit the Baader Venus Filter to transmit from 300nm to 400nm, with a peak transmission of 80%. The filter completely blocks the rest of the region from 200nm to 1500nm,