Exellent filter for the purpose of night sky, wide field Astrophotography. Very adept at cancelling light pollution and has a high quality feel. I can not comment on the coatings, but I had no problems with light refraction or ghosting, and the filter cleans easily. I would say an upgrade from filters like the ICE filters, and the added expense to go to those brands does not justify the cost increase.

This filter is doing its job perfectly. It catchs night light pollution so I could take clear night sky. I've tried it at Josua tree national park to capture Neowise comet, and it worked perfectly.

I bought this telescope eyepiece camera so we could take pictures and videos of the moon and night sky. It is easy to use, you can charge it with your android phone charger or any other USB charger. You simply attach the camera to your telescope eyepiece and then connect your phone or tablet to the local wireless network of the eyepiece. With the app you can then see through the telescope and capture photos or video.This is much easier than cellular adapters, because you never have to touch the telescope when you have the image in view. Just save pictures or video on your phone or on the micro SD card on the eyepiece.I recommend this for anyone who wants to take photos of images through their telescope.

I thought I was getting some nice night shots before I tried a natural night filter!

This was shot from a cruise ship at sea, so I’ve got a glow of light around me, from the decks just above, that I’m shooting through/past to the moon, the result is I usually get a “lit up” sky that has an unnatural feel, and the moon may seem more natural in a white or cream, but it feels wrong or out of place against its background.

The natural night filter brought the two together so the moon and its background/the sky both feel more natural.

In an ideal world I’d find a darker location on deck, but, for now, I’m delighted with the results.

tested it out in my house and on the grounds of my building today and had some excellent results with it. It blocked out glare in puddles and on windows, improved contrast shots across a rain-soaked driveway, and produced an intense blue sky from a fairly washed out light blue sky with thin clouds. The filter construction is very high quality, the threading feels positive and is neither too stiff nor so loose that you'd fear it'll come off. The rotation of the polarized display is a little stiffer than I'd like. A couple of times I found that when I was past the ideal level and wanted to back off a little, the filter unscrewed. I don't like tightening filters too much, so I'm hoping it will loosen up a bit with use. It comes in a sturdy, if slightly bulky, plastic box that I replace with a more compact filter case when I'm out and about. Also included is a lens cap and lanyard. I don't remotely like the lens cap, the front edges of the push buttons on each side are sharply bevelled and they have no grip so if like me you have quite dry skin it's not easy to hold onto, in fact I dropped it twice within minutes of opening the pack so I found it quite funny when I saw the little video in the advert which was expected to just extol the virtues of the filter only to find out it was actually just about the cap and that the lanyard is there to stop you losing it. In over forty years of using SLRs and DSLRs I have never come across a lens cap that was less suitable for an active photographer on location. Lens cap aside this is a great filter, it does everything you'd expect from a product that's priced far higher than the £13.99 it currently costs and should last a couple of years if looked after. Perfect for beginners or experienced photographers and incredibly good value for money. What's not to like.

The filter is much lighter than I expected. It reduces glare and reflections. It can darken the sky, but that's what polarizer filters do, it's not a problem with the filter. I experienced some glare with this lens cover that is not present with the original lens cover. I guess that's the price I pay for less glare in direct sunlight. I use it regularly.

Love this tripod!! Needed a taller tripod since my camera is usually pointed at the night sky. No more bending over at awkward angles to set compositions or reviewing shots. No issues with its construction and the ball head clamps down tightly.

In order to see this little Mini 3 better in the sky and possibly for night flight, I looked for a suitable LED solution and decided on this product. However, there are 2 points to consider when using this lighting: 1. The land position weighs 20.47g, the Mini 3 Pro weighs 249g and that takes me over the 250g limit. This means the pilot has to register with the LBA free of charge and stick his registration number on the drone. In addition, the small EU drone driver's license A1/A3 over 250g is mandatory. 2. In contrast to previous German law, UAS flights at night are not excluded and therefore do not require any special approval. The UAS must be equipped with a "green" flashing light during night-time operation. Unfortunately, these are colorful here. As during the day, the flight is to be carried out in direct visual contact between the long-distance pilot and the drone. Additional position lights, which make it easier to assess the position of the UAS in space, are recommended. Otherwise, always adhere to the drone ordinance! So now finally to the product: The increase is definitely helpful, so that the drone gets a little higher. Because when you turn it on, the gimbal moves with the camera in all directions and could quickly come into contact with bumps outdoors. The attachment is great, simply hook it in at the front where the gimbal transport protection was and then press down slightly at the back and push the foot apart and up until it also snaps into the Mini. This works perfectly and then sits tight. The LED lighting is charged with the included USB-C cable. Don't use a 30W charger here, that didn't work for me. Just a normal one and then the battery can be charged. When the LED goes out, it is full. There is a small black button in the direction of flight, with which the lighting modes can be switched. I find the visual light best when the drone is hovering in the sky, also during the day a useful help for orientation, where the drone is ;-) The battery lasts about 2 flights of 25 minutes each, then simply charge it, which I already do had done with my power bank. The quality and workmanship of the illuminated landing stage is good and I am satisfied with it. Although I mostly take off and land by hand, the LEDs have become the most important for me. Please be careful with hand launches, because the small props can cause serious injuries. Happened to me with the little DJI Spark 5 years ago, fingernail was through and it was bleeding profusely. I've been flying for over 7 years and with the then smallest drone of all things, I had such a mishap during a DEMO demonstration in a flight cage ;-( Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I so that I could help a little, also with the photos.