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Astrophotography Essentials
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Astronomy Curiosities: Common Inquiries Answered
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Advanced Technical Topics
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In filter testing:
- Bandpass refers to the specific range of wavelengths that the filter allows to pass through. For example, a filter may have a bandpass of 10nm, meaning it only lets light within a 10nm range through.
- Transmission rate is the percentage of light at a particular wavelength that passes through the filter. A higher transmission rate means more of the desired light gets through, which is particularly important for capturing dim astronomical objects.
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