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I guess it's worth enquiring to see if they'll fit a bulb I can then filter out.

It does actually shine into my bedroom, but to cover this area as well it would need to be quite large, you could quite easily make a shield that covered my bedroom and didn't cover this area, which im guessing would be the option they would offer.

I did read somewhere you can get a shield put up, but im not sure they would be willing to put one up big enough to help with my telescope.

If someone was to crash their car into it, I wouldn't complain.

The lamp is right next to the fence, any sheet would have to be as tall as the lamp, the shield i made blocks out a lot of light but there are lamps across the street as well, which also make it worse, i can't block them all out and still still see anything. I think they replaced all the street lights round here recently. This is the shield I made.

A picture showing what im working with, the light is about 2-3m away, and that's the only spot I can set up my telescope, i've already made a tube to slot over the end of the scope to create some shadow, im hoping a good light pollution filter will help some more.

They look white, Is there anyway of finding out what bulbs are in them?

Does anyone know what type of street light this is and what would be the best light pollution filter to use? It looks like 2 fluorescent lights. I'm looking in the region of £100, 1.25" I use a Canon 1000D ED80 pro EQ6 Moving house is my second option.