Capture the Night Filter
Price range: $142.00 through $196.00
Capture the Night Filter is a premium astrophotography filter that combines a natural star glow effect, light pollution reduction, and subtle Hydrogen alpha enhancement in one filter, helping you capture cleaner and more atmospheric nightscapes straight out of camera.
• Natural star glow effect
• Light pollution reduction
• Subtle Hydrogen alpha enhancement
Made in Japan. Includes usage guide and editing tutorial.
Returns and Refunds Policy
All sales are final. We do not accept returns or issue refunds, including for orders placed with the wrong item quantity.
Eligible unused items may be exchanged within 14 days of delivery if returned in their original condition and packaging, with proof of purchase. Exchanges are subject to approval and product availability. Customers are responsible for all exchange shipping costs unless the item arrived damaged, defective, or incorrect.
Description
Reviews (0)
Product Details
Capture the Night Filter
The Capture the Night Filter is a premium astrophotography filter designed to create a natural starglow without sacrificing background detail, reduce light pollution to recover contrast in the night sky, and give a subtle boost to Hydrogen Alpha nebulae. It is compatible with both standard and astro-modified cameras.
Why photographers love it
- Natural starglow that helps stars and constellations stand out more naturally
- Cleaner skies with better contrast
- Subtle Hydrogen Alpha enhancement, more noticeable on astro-modified cameras
- Less work in the field and easier post-processing later
Built for nightscape photography
- Made in Japan
- Multi-coated glass
- Front screw-in design
- Available in 67mm, 77mm, and 82mm
Included with every filter
Every filter includes a filter-usage guide video and a full Milky Way editing workflow tutorial using the filter by Dan Zafra.
Important notes
Capture the Night reduces a small amount of light, approximately 1/3 stop. It is designed to cut unwanted sky glow and recover contrast so the Milky Way can still stand out strongly in the final image.
There are no reviews yet.