Lumicon Variable Polarizer Filter - 1.25" # LF1115
Brand | Lumicon |
Part Number | LF1115 |
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Manufacturer Description
The LF1115, 1.25" Lumicon Variable Polarizing Filter is the all-phase lunar filter for large telescopes. Transmittance is continuously variable from 5% to 35%. Fits 1.25" eyepieces that have a standard 1.25" filter thread. Lumicon Polarizing Filters are made from renowned Schott- Hoya optical glass and allow for maximum contrast of lunar detail. Individually precision ground, highly polished with maximum light transmission coatings on both sides, these filters are 100% guaranteed for life.
Manufacturer part number: LF1115
Reviews
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Jul 4, 2015
A must for Lunar Observing
Pros:Easy to Use,Strong Construction,Quality Lenses,Accurate,Compact,Lightweight
Cons: Comments:I have used several ND filters with small telescopes for looking at the moon and they do a decent job. On my 10" Newtonian the Moon is painfully blinding with most ND filters I have tried. This is only filter that works, the double polariser allows you adjust the amount of light transmitted to the eye with no noticeable colour cast or reflections. To make Lunar viewing a pleasant experience again, at it's lower settings it also takes the edge of the glare from Jupiter making it easier to pick out details.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? Yes
I using a single eyepiece you need to guess a little with setting but you can separate the filter allowing you to put one half in a Barlow or comma corrector (if you have one that accepts a filter) and the other on an eyepiece, this gives finger tip control of the filter as you move from fully illuminated parts of the moon to the terminator.This review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Jun 26, 2015Excelent for lunar observations
Pros:Quality Lenses,Accurate,Compact,Easy to Use
Cons: Comments:Now, I can observe the moon all of the phases, just regulating the brightness. Excellent product that I recommend.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Jun 2, 2015Great Views
Pros:Accurate,Lightweight,Quality Lenses,Compact,Easy to Use,Strong Construction
Cons: Comments:Great for lunar and solar observing(with lunt solar wedge).
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Nov 30, 2013Great Views
Pros:Quality Lenses,Accurate,Easy to Use,Strong Construction,Compact
Cons: Comments:If you want clear contrasty views of the moon and other bright night sky objects this filter is almost a must!! Highly recommended!
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Nov 29, 2013Amazing
Pros:Strong Construction,Accurate,Quality Lenses,Easy to Use
Cons: Comments:Filters those bright objects so you can actually see their detail, especially the moon! A must have when using your 2" EP's! Clear, excellent contrasty views! Thanx once again Agena!!
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
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- Review by sebagr of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Dec 30, 2010Lumicon is quality
Pros:Compact,Accurate,Quality Lenses,Strong Construction
Cons: Comments:I own many Lumicon filters (this one, Deep Sky, UHC, etc.). I have to say their filters are great, and this one is not the exception.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? Yes
If you're a devoted Lunar observer, you should definitely get one, specially useful when the moon is reaching its full phase.This review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Dec 19, 2010The perfect pick!
Pros:Great Price,Accurate
Cons: Comments:Had struggled with looking at the moon without this type of filter. Hurt my eyes all the time. This filter was the perfect answer! I wish I had bought years ago.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Dec 18, 2010Has Many Uses
Pros:Accurate,Strong Construction,Quality Lenses
Cons: Comments:Not only good for looking at the moon but also Venus, Jupiter and very bright stars such as Sirius.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Jan 18, 2010Top quality accessory!
Pros:Quality Lenses,Accurate,Strong Construction
Cons:NO STORAGE CASE
Comments:Another clean, simple, top notch product from Lumicon. Machining is precise, and variable adjustment is smooth like butter!
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Nov 23, 2009Lumicon 2" variable polarizer filter
Pros:- flexible and easy to use
Cons:
- good quality
- good price- cardboard box for case
Comments:This filter is very well made, as one would expect coming from Lumicon. The all machined and anodized aluminum construction is very clean and snug, and operates smooth and precisely. The filter has the standard 2” thread on both ends, and is not as tall as I thought it’d be, being only 13mm in height when screwed onto your eyepiece. Views through the filter are clear and undistorted. I really like the fact that I can tweak the filter to get exactly the brightness and contrast I want. My only beef is it comes in a simple little cardboard box. A great accessory!
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? Yesdkuchta5 New Member
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- Review by Hosebag of Rochester, NY.
Nov 12, 2009Excellent quality variable Polarizer
Pros:Quality Lenses
Cons:None
Comments:I split this into two parts so I could attach one to my eyepiece and one to my diagonal. That way I can rotate the eyepiece to change the brightness. Works great!
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
AstroGuy1 New Member
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- Review by astrseeker of Missouri.
May 8, 2009Lumicon 1.25" Variable Polarizer
Pros:Schott-Hoya optical glass
Cons:None at this time
Comments:Great filter for Moon viewing. With its 5% to 35% variable transmittance, it is a natural for viewing any and all of the Moon phases. I also use it for viewing Venus to cut down on glare and to perhaps see a dusky marking. I really like being able to just give the eyepiece a little turn and change the density of the filter.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesThis review was provided courtesy of AgenaAstro.com
Jun 24, 2007Lumicon 1.25" Variable Polarizer
Pros:Schott-Hoya optical glass
Cons:None at this time
Comments:Great filter for Moon viewing. With its 5% to 35% variable transmittance, it is a natural for viewing any and all of the Moon phases. I also use it for viewing Venus to cut down on glare and to perhaps see a dusky marking. I really like being able to just give the eyepiece a little turn and change the density of the filter.
Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? YesSort by