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Contrast Booster vs Green Filter for Jupiter?


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I actually prefer the Green #58 filter to the Baader Neodymium filter on Jupiter and the moon. The Neodymium filter does give extra contrast but it's more subtle than the colour filter. The scope I am using is a 5" Newtonian. Maybe this plays a role as well.

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I find the improvement with a Nd filter is very slight - as stated above, "subtle".

Strangely enough, I've found that for my old eyes, the actual detail (not the contrast) has been improved when I've tried an old red filter I had. I imagine this may be because a red filter manages to cut through imperfect seeing rather better.

Chris

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I actually prefer the Green #58 filter to the Baader Neodymium filter on Jupiter and the moon. The Neodymium filter does give extra contrast but it's more subtle than the colour filter. The scope I am using is a 5" Newtonian. Maybe this plays a role as well.

interesting as i never seen the grs on jupiter till i got the neo filter green yellow red light blue and ir are great

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