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NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder For Laowa 12mm f/2.8

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Product Overview

The NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder for Laowa 12mm f/2.8 is the most complete holder in the market, made from aviation-grade aluminium, compatible with 100x100mm or 100x150mm filters from NiSi and brands including (Lee, Sing-Ray, Cokin, etc). The NiSi 100mm Holder system allows to rotate the C-PL freely while still having 2 filters inserted in the holder.

What's in the box:

NiSi 100mm Filter Holder Kit for Venus Optics Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D Lens

Filter Holder

4 x Filter Slots

6 x Screws

Adapter Ring

NiSi 86mm Circular Polarizer Filter for Select NiSi Filter Holder Kits

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FAQs

What are the advantages of using the NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder compared to other filter holders?

The NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder stands out due to its robust construction from aviation-grade aluminium, offering superior durability and lightweight properties. Its design allows for the simultaneous use of two filters alongside a circular polarising filter, which provides greater versatility in creative photography. Additionally, the unique rotation wheel for the circular polarising filter allows for easy adjustments without needing to remove other filters, enhancing workflow efficiency.

Can I use filters from other brands with the NiSi 100mm Filter Holder?

Yes, the NiSi 100mm Filter Holder is compatible with various brands of 100x100mm and 100x150mm filters, including well-known names like Lee, Sing-Ray, and Cokin. This compatibility ensures that you can utilise your existing filter collection without needing to invest in new filters exclusively from NiSi.

How does the left to right pressed clips design improve usability?

The left to right pressed clip design of the NiSi 100mm Filter Holder simplifies the process of inserting and removing filters. Unlike traditional top and bottom clip designs, this feature allows for a smoother and more intuitive operation, making it easier to switch filters quickly, especially in dynamic shooting conditions. This design enhances the overall user experience by reducing the risk of accidental filter drops.

What types of photography benefit most from using this filter holder?

This filter holder is particularly advantageous for landscape and architectural photography, where controlling light and reflections is crucial. The ability to use a circular polarising filter alongside graduated neutral density filters allows photographers to manage glare from water and wet surfaces, enhance the contrast of skies, and achieve more balanced exposures in challenging lighting conditions. It is also useful for videographers looking to maintain image quality while controlling reflections.

What maintenance is required for the NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder?

To maintain the NiSi 100mm Filter Holder, it is recommended to regularly clean the filter holder and any filters used with it. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe away dust and fingerprints. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the anodised finish. Additionally, ensure that the clips and the rotation wheel function smoothly by checking for any debris that may obstruct their operation.

How does the matte black frosted finish impact performance?

The matte black frosted finish on the NiSi 100mm Filter Holder serves to minimise reflections, which is crucial in photography to avoid unwanted lens flare and ghosting effects. This finish helps to enhance the overall image quality by ensuring that light is absorbed rather than reflected off the holder, allowing for clearer, more vibrant photographs. It also adds to the aesthetic appeal of the holder, giving it a professional look.

Is the NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder suitable for beginners?

Yes, the NiSi 100mm Aluminium Filter Holder is suitable for beginners as well as advanced photographers. Its intuitive design, combined with the ease of filter insertion and adjustment, makes it accessible for those new to using filters. Furthermore, the ability to experiment with various filter combinations allows beginners to explore creative techniques without feeling overwhelmed by complex setups.

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