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Old July 19th 08, 07:54 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
jim
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Default Light pollution filters

What's the current thought on these? Are there any out there that are
worth the money?

I already have an Astronomik UHC filter which is pretty good, but I'm
wondering if a more general pupose filter might be better for casual
deep sky stuff from a fairly badly light-polluted location (Stafford,
UK).

Jim
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