Jeg har ingen erfaring men jeg ser at flere anbefaler det. Samir Kharusi er en som “forsker” mye på astrofoto med DSLR og hans tips er:
My advice to all contemplating purchasing astro filters, placed in order of purchasing priority:
1. For VisLimMag 4.5 or better (less light pollution):
Hutech LPS-P2 or Astronomik CLS (one or the other, not both). If
your sky trends darker than VisLimMag 4.5 then go for the LPS-P2, if it
trends occasionally brighter than VisLimMag 4.5, then go for the CLS.
You can measure your skyfog easily following the instructions here.
For VisLimMag 4 or worse(more light pollution)
Astronomik UHC (your modded DSLR should have a rectangular passband
UV/IR Blocker somewhere in the optical train). Note that while the
LPS-P2 does give a very good white balance, neither the CLS nor the UHC
gives a good white balance, but that’s what you pay for cutting down on
the light pollution.
2. Astronomik 6nm Ha
3. Astronomik OIII clip. Even though it is rather wide at 13nm, the
clip convenience makes this the preferred choice until somebody else
offers a narrower filter that can also go inside the DSLR. But get the
narrower Baader 8nm OIII if you are buying a 2″ version.
You may buy one each from 1, 2, and 3 in one go, or one step at a
time depending on how thriftily you wish to go. I am advising from
actual field experience comparing numerous filters, so you are not going
in blind like I did initially. Gain from my wasted $ ![Cry](http://astro-forum.no/smileys/smiley19.gif)