Deepsky imaging comparison with and without a narrowband filter (Astrophotography)

Welcome to another video! Thanks for watching. I thought this would be an interesting look at what narrowband and light pollution filters can do for us astro geeks. How well does it work compared to not using one? What's the difference look like anyhow? Well, have a watch and I'll show you two example images, both taken with the same equipment and same amount of exposure time so that we can understand just what the value in buying and using a narrowband light pollution filter means for us in the astrophotography hobby.

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Skywatcher Esprit 100 F5.5 Triplet refractor telescope http://bit.ly/36w1F7Y
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