Light Pollution.
Eliminated.
Each Night Sky filter delivers incredible starlight definition and true color neutrality. Each Night Sky filter is weathersealed in our rugged X4 traction frame and features an incredibly durable MRC16 and nanotec® coatings for easy and fast cleaning.

Built for outdoor photographers.
Artificial light pollution ranges between 570 to 610 nanometers on the visible light spectrum. Artificial light pollution can reduce starlight definition by up to 50%. The orange color cast decreases contrast between the stars and the space behind them, making an the otherwise black backdrop of space look orangish.

Eliminates light pollution
non-destructively.
Eliminating light pollution is essential to capturing beautiful Night Sky images, however finding a location to shoot without light pollution can be incredibly difficult if not impossible depending on where you’re shooting.

Eliminating light pollution in post-processing is a destructive type of editing, whereas with a Night Sky filter light pollution is eliminated non-destructively.

Design
Rugged weather-sealed traction frame.
Built for harsh environments, our industry first traction frame completes the weathersealing on your lens to protect against dust, moisture and other outdoor elements.

The rugged traction frame also allows a strong grip for removal and attachment.

Backed by our 25 Year Ironclad Guarantee, each Night Sky filter is designed to last decades of continual use in the field.

NO VIGNETTING DOWN TO 16MM ON A FULL-FRAME SETUP
Our ultra-slim circular filter frames are designed to eliminate vignetting on wide-angle full-frame setups.

HOW TO CAPTURE BRIGHTER STARLIGHT
Sky darkness and light pollution are going to be the two most essential factors which determine how bright your starlight will be.

When the moon is at it’s brightest phase starlight can appear up to 50% less bright.
If strong light pollution exists starlight brightness can appear 50% less bright.
When moon brightness is at it’s highest level and there’s a high level of light pollution exists starlight can appear 100% less bright.
Little to no light pollution and a dark moon phase combined increases starlight brightness significantly.
A Night Sky filter works wonders by making the backdrop of space appear more black, making each individual star stand out more, significantly increasing starlight definition.