There are light pollution reduction filters made specifically for astrophotography. I was shocked at how good these photos were w/o using such a filter. I don't

There are light pollution reduction filters made specifically for astrophotography. I was shocked at how good these photos were w/o using such a filter. I don't think you ever could have recovered so much of milky way using film w/o a filter in such a polluted sky. (I was certainly never able to.) Googling for an example, amusingly enough, the first link is to the same site: https://www.lonelyspeck.com/hoya-intensifier-review-an-affordable-light-pollution-filter-for-astrophotography/ https://www.lonelyspeck.com/hoya-intensifier-review-an-affor... That filter is not specifically for astrophotography, just one that happens to work well. Here's a discussion of other options: https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/494162-light-pollution-filter/ https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/494162-light-pollution-fi...