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Ptarmigan
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Cokin Filters
      #3392247 - 10/16/09 12:26 AM

Has anyone ever used a Cokin Filter for astrophotography, like a cheap alternative to a light pollution filter?

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thyrymn
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Re: Cokin Filters new [Re: Ptarmigan]
      #3398623 - 10/19/09 06:05 PM

That's an interesting thought. I haven't done it though.

Those have a square holder and will mount to a treaded lens at the top; then you slide the filter in and out as needed.


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Re: Cokin Filters new [Re: thyrymn]
      #3399258 - 10/19/09 11:43 PM

There are red filters that Cokin have and can be used for black and white. I have read that a deep red filter can be used as cheap H-alpha filter.

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