City Lights Wallpaper Laptop

Landscapes, potraits, city lights

Works really well in helping to eliminate the skyglow from city lights.

If you’re shooting city lights or trying to catch some stars this filter is great. I was shooting without one for two years and now I always have it on once the sunsets.

Received in good condition. In my area of the Pacific Northwest it is difficult to get away from the glow of city lights on the horizon. This filter does an excellent job of minimizing the effect. I am very happy with the results.

I bought it during a visit in NYC, knowing that I will need it to shoot city lights. It deed a good job, even if I put much more weight than suggested (Nikon D80 + Nikkor 10-24mm lens + Nikon SB800 flash). Even if I did it and it worked, putting more weight than suggested (2.2 pounds) is on your own risk. I would recommend it as a quick fix when I don't have a steady, but big and heavy tripod.

This is the first telescope I have ever owned and I have tried it under different circumstances. At a place moderately effected by city lights during half moon, at a place with relatively lower light pollution with full moon shining, and in the middle of the city with Saturn in the view. As a beginner, I can say that the results are satisfying and the experience is full of new lessons and excitement. Even in the middle of the city, without aligning the telescope for tracking the targets, I was able to manually track Saturn at a magnification level of 160X using my smart phone and the views get better and better as you manage to run further away from the city lights. The tube is of average build quality with some problems on the collimation knobs of the primary and the secondary mirrors for the unit I had received. I fixed the secondary mirror issue by myself and B&H was very helpful for contacting Celestron about the bent primary mirror knob. Even more satisfying was the prompt response of Celestron by sending me a spare knob in less than a week for free. The tripod is sturdy and does the job. I suggest anyone with intention to have this telescope to buy a 12V rechargeable battery for a price of $15-25 with free shipping from China (or ebay). A 6800mAh battery will be probably more than you will need even for long nights of observation. Another issue is the eyepieces and the non-existing filters. For a more serious observation on the planets and the moon, the cheap Kellner eyepieces (10 and 25 mm) available in the box are not enough and you are going to aim for a moon filter (possibly with a transmission ratio of 25%). A 4 or 5 mm eyepiece or a Barlow of 2X might be good additions. In case one looks for improving the skills and also having some deep sky observation, the planetary filters and a T-ring with a corresponding adapter for a specific digital camera will be the next steps in my opinion.

Adds a sweet glow to city lights, night photography and video. Good for skin in darker scenes (in my limited testing); 5 isn't as strong as I expected, but I was looking for a very visible effect. You really see the glow around city lights and bright sky. It makes for a very flared image where there is strong daylight from the sky, but it isn't overwhelming and retains detail. Looking forward to using it for interviews that need a lot of help with skin and night exteriours or dark interiors with lights.

Use this filter for night time city scenes and turn the lights a more natural color. This is a color correction filter that works great.

If you like moving about the city or even the country side this bag is perfect switch for what i need( laptop, wallet, jacket, keys etc….

I use this paper for printing dollhouse wallpaper and my customers love it.  It is the right thickness for gluing onto wood.