AstroFarsography | Astronomik 12nm Hydrogen Alpha Filter Review @AstroFarsography | Uploaded January 2020 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
The Hydrogen Alpha filter from Astronomik appears to be a hugely popular filter. I have had the chance to use and review this filter and in this video I'll tell you all about it.

The Astronomik 12nm Hydrogen Alpha Clip-In Filter is a filter designed for Canon APS-C Crop Body cameras. Though variants are available in standard 1.25" and 2" sizes, as well as Nikon, Sony, EOS M, Sigma and more. Hydrogen Alpha is possibly the single most beneficial filter outside of your light pollution filter to improve your astrophotography. It can add a real punch and depth to your images but requires a bit of fore-thought.

The Clip-In Filter is for DSLR cameras and mirrorless cameras, which allows the camera to use either adaptors and telescopes, or full frame camera lenses to collect the hydrogen alpha data.

Whilst I'm reviewing the Clip-In version with my Canon 600D DSLR, I believe this review will apply for all variants of this filter as they'll be of the same coating.

The clip in filter and standard variants are available from the Widescreen Centre bit.ly/37rOi8z

Canon EOS M, Sigma and other variants: bit.ly/305POdZ

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