Astrovlog #19 Seestar S50: test the built-in filter

[@nightwaves3203]

When wanting a quick picture when weather is closing in or time to go I've gone without the filter then used contrast to eliminate graininess.

[@SciMajor1]

I ran a similar test in my Bortle 8 skies and the difference for emission nebulae (the filter is only useful for emission nebulae) like M42 was enormous. My assumption is that in low Bortle skies the images would look better without the filter but I've had no opportunity to try that out yet.

[@hoywoyandastro]

Thank you for this information

[@daniloluteijn4522]

where can i find that filter?

[@hoywoyreiseundastro]

In the app

[@daniloluteijn4522]

@ the adjust button?

[@astronomiahoy264]

Excelente

[@AboudRobaiee]

Wich filter ? You mean light pollution filter?

[@hoywoyandastro]

Yes I mean the built-in light pollution filter

[@rotwiler7674]

Will try, been using my s50 a few times and just realized it has built in filter.