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🌌 Shoot Hubble-Worthy Images From Your Backyard
Ever wanted to create those iconic false-color astro photos that look like they came from the Hubble Space Telescope? The SVBONY SV227 OIII 5nm Narrowband Filter makes it possible. This 2" filter is engineered for the popular OIII Hubble Palette technique, letting you turn faint cosmic structures into vibrant, gallery-ready shots—even from light-polluted cities.

✨ Why This Filter Set Is A Game-Changer
1.Hubble Palette Precision: The 5nm ultra-narrow design locks onto the exact OIII (500.7nm) wavelengths needed for H-Alpha false-color imaging. Just stack your shots and assign colors to get that signature Hubble look.
2.OD5 Deep Light Blocking: Blocks 99.999% of city glow, background noise, and unwanted UV/IR light. No need to travel to a remote dark-sky site—you can capture crisp details from your own backyard.
3.High Transmittance, Low Noise: ≥85% single-point and ≥90% peak transmission means shorter exposure times, less camera noise, and faster stacking. Perfect for nailing the sharp detail needed for professional composites.
4.Universal 2" Fit: M48x0.75 universal thread, 2-inch + 44mm large aperture, no vignetting in panoramic shooting.

🎯 Ideal Targets For Hubble Palette
Emission Nebulae: Orion, Carina, Lagoon, and Eagle Nebula
Supernova Remnants: Veil Nebula, Cygnus Loop
Planetary Nebulae: Ring Nebula, Dumbbell Nebula
Southern Hemisphere Icons: Carina Nebula, Tarantula Nebula

👤 Who It’s For
1.Beginners: High light transmission and low noise make it easy to get great results from day one.
2.Urban Astronomers: OD5 blocking fights city glow so you don’t need a dark-sky site.
3.Hubble Palette Enthusiasts: Perfect for creating iconic Hubble-style flse-color images.
4.Advanced Imagers: 5nm precision and high optical quality meet the demands of professional stacking and post-processing.
5.2" Equipment Owners: M48×0.75 thread, compatible with mainstream astronomical camera/telescope mounts.

Ready to turn your astro photos into Hubble-worthy masterpieces? This filter set is your gateway to the famous Hubble palette—no expensive observatory required.
SVBONY Narrowband Filter Quick Selection Guide
Filter Link Filter Model Core Wavelengths Bandwidth Best For Scenarios & Targets Ideal Users

SV227 SHO 5nm H-Alpha(656.3nm) + OIII(500.7nm) + SII(671.6nm) 5nm
1. Hubble Palette (SHO false-color) imaging
2. Emission nebulae, supernova remnants, planetary nebulae
3. Universal for Northern & Southern Hemisphere targets
1. SHO palette enthusiasts
2. Advanced deep-sky imagers
3. Urban/suburban observers

SV220 H+O 3nm H-Alpha(656.3nm) + OIII(500.7nm) 3nm
1. Full-frame sensor imaging (no vignetting/halo)
2. High-contrast emission nebulae (Orion, Lagoon)
3. Heavy light pollution/moonlit conditions
1. Full-frame camera users
2. Advanced users chasing extreme detail
3. Hardcore urban observers

SV220 H+O 7nm H-Alpha(656.3nm) + OIII(500.7nm) 7nm
1. Single-shot color (OSC) camera imaging
2. Balances light pollution rejection and detail retention
3. Fast results with entry-level gear
1. Deep-space photography beginners
2. OSC camera owners
3. Budget-friendly suburban observers

SV220 S+O 7nm SII(672nm) + OIII(500.7nm) 7nm
1. Fine textures of supernova remnants (Veil Nebula, Cygnus Loop)
2. Contrast between oxygen & sulfur layers in nebulae
3. Moderate light pollution environments
1. Supernova remnant enthusiasts
2. OSC/monochrome camera users
3. Imagers targeting faint, detailed structures

SV240 Multi-Band
H-Alpha(656.3nm)+
OIII(500.7nm)+
H-Beta(486.1nm)
Multi-band 2"
1. Bortle 8 heavy light pollution environments
2. Emission/reflection nebulae, galaxies, star clusters
3. Full-frame wide-field imaging
1. Urban astronomers (city centers/bright suburbs)
2. 2" full-frame camera/telescope users
3. Versatile imagers avoiding filter swapping

SV260 Multi-Broadband H-Alpha, OIII, SII, H-Beta, N-II Multi-band 2"
1. Suburban light pollution reduction
2. Galaxies, reflection nebulae, globular star clusters
3. Natural color wide-field astrophotography
1. Wide-field astrophotography lovers
2. 2" equipment owners seeking full-frame coverage
3. Casual-intermediate users targeting diverse deep-sky objects

 5 Quick Decision Tips

  1. Want Hubble Palette shots? → Go with SV227 SHO 5nm (full 3-band coverage)
  2. Full-frame gear + heavy light pollution? → Pick SV220 H+O 3nm / SV240 
  3. Beginner or OSC camera user? → Start with SV220 H+O 7nm (easy to use + great value)
  4. Obsessed with supernova remnants? → Lock in SV220 S+O 7nm (sulfur-oxygen specialty)
  5. 2" wide-field for galaxies/clusters? → Choose SV260 Multi-Broadband (natural color + multi-target coverage)
 
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