DSLR / Mirrorless Clip Filters

Optolong Clear Sky Clip Filter for Nikon-Z Cameras

The Optolong Clear Sky Nikon Z Clip-In Filter is designed to provide a very gentle filtering profile that blocks sodium and mercury lamp wavelengths (commonly emitted by street lamps). This filter shines the brightest in Milky Way photography setups and under skies that are 4 or lower on the Bortle light pollution scale.

It can also shoot city night scenes. 

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Optolong L-eXtreme Clip Filter for Nikon-Z Cameras

Take light pollution reduction and deep sky object isolation to the extreme with your Nikon Z camera and this clip-in filter from Optolong! Designed to sit just inside your photography camera, this filter from Optolong can give your camera a boost in both camera lens and dedicated telescope setups. If pushing your deep sky astrophotography setup to the limit is your goal, then the Optolong L-eXtreme Dual Band Light Pollution Nikon Z Clip-In Filter is for you!

The Optolong L-eXtreme Dual Band Light Pollution Nikon Z Clip-In Filter is a dual narrowband filter designed to enhance your views of deep sky objects. With 7nm bandpasses and above 90% transmission on both the Ha and OIII wavelengths, this filter will make emission nebulae in particular 'pop' as light pollution, skyglow, and all other visible wavelengths are aggressively blocked — an effect especially apparent on astro modified cameras that have an enhanced view of the Ha wavelength! When installed in your Nikon Z camera the rest of the night sky will fall away, leaving the awe-inspiring faint nebulosity and detail of these incredible deep sky objects. Honing your Nikon Z's sensor in on these details has been made simple with this clip-in design, which slots into the camera body between a compatible lens or a dedicated telescope imaging train — no permanent modification required! This easily reversible astrophotography upgrade allows you to chase the wonder of nebulae one moment, and then quickly remove the filter to image incredible broadband targets next session (or even mid session)!