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Chroma 3nm for Fast Systems - Anyone using them? Generic equipment discussions · Bill McLaughlin · ... · 2 · 155 · 0

CCDnOES 8.34
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I am considering replacing my present 6 nm Astronomik Max FR filters on my Epsilon 130D (f3.3) with the much narrower "Chroma OIII (3nm) Imaging Filter Optimized for f/2.8-f/3.6" (link is to the O3 but they have the others as well).  Should have higher contrast (and price ) for my lightly light polluted home site.

Anyone using these with a fast system and an IMX 455 or IMX 571 camera and have there been any issues?

Thanks!
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The high f ratio optimized filters do not carry a higher price, they are just a custom order at the time they are placed. We’ve sold a number of sets of these to customers and have not heard of any negative experiences. All of our experiences were on Delta Rho systems deployed remotely.
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Or you could keep the Astronomik filters, take the Chroma money, sell the E130 and buy an E160….
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