





🌌 See the Moon like never before — clarity that’s out of this world!
The Celestron 94107 Variable Polarizing Moon Filter offers adjustable light transmission from 1% to 40%, reducing brightness and glare on the Moon, Venus, and bright double stars. Designed to fit any 1.25" Celestron eyepiece, it features a durable, scratch-resistant polarizing coating and a simple rotating ring for easy brightness control, enhancing your astronomical observations with precision and comfort.

| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Thread Size | 31.75 Millimeters |
| Special Effect | Polarizer |
| Coating Description | Scratch resistant |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 1.23"L x 0.88"W |
| Photo Filter Size | 31.75 Millimeters |
L**
Quality
Used it on our AZ70 scope and it cuts the glow of the moon down good. Works as should.
S**M
Great view of the creaters.
Worked great on my Celestron 130AZ's 10 and 20mm's. Brought out great detail.
S**
Lense
Works great although it rotates very easily making it a little difficult to keep it right where you want it while putting the lense in.
H**
Great for reducing brightness
With this I can finally point my telescope at the moon without worrying about burning my retinas good for reducing brightness does allow for more detail to show
D**E
Great product.
Am very pleased with the lense.
T**M
Works as intended
You can tell a pretty large difference between the amount of light reaching your eye using this piece. The full moon is still to bright to edge in all those details but it will take away some eye strain. As far as using it for photography, you will have to adjust coloring to get out the green tint. If you use lightroom, adjusting the temp to -5 and the hue to 5 will give you a kind of natural bluish tint. As I stated before the full moon is still a light pollution monster so your camera may do it better justice adjusting the ISO or frame speed. Maybe ISO 80 and 1/125 fs. But if you're looking at a Waning Gibbous this filter will help manage the ambiance so you can see those craters hiding off to the edge in the shadows. Pretty good for it's price. It also fits in both my celestron eye pieces and pylossl which is nice. Can switch between my newtonian reflector and celestron refractor without to much eyepiece play. I don't recommend for stargazing or looking for planets unless you're using a high power piece
E**
Excelente accesorio
Recomiendo el celestron filtro ND 0.9, ayuda bastante para que la luna no sea tan brillante y tomar buenas fotos.Usada con:Travel Scope 80 F/5 (80mm-400mm)10mm + ND 0.91 Segundo de exposicióniPhone 11 Pro07/12/2024Ecuador
A**R
shop else where
Meh it does its job, but there are much better options. Celstron provides NO specifications on how much light it actaully blocks. It also comes in sheap plastic bag that doesn't protect the lens at all. There are much better options from other brands.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
2 weeks ago