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NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch for 9 Filters (Holds 4 x 100x100mm and 5 x 100x150mm)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch for 9 Filters is designed for the NiSi 100mm system filters and will hold 4 x 100x100mm and 5 x 100x150mm. It features an adjustable cross-body sling strap and can be carried as a shoulder bag, messenger bag or waist bag. It can be conveniently mounted on a tripod leg for easy access and use and is designed from a lightweight material that protects your filters from scratches. The pouch can hold up to 9 filters in the combination 4 x 100x100mm and 5 x 100x150mm and features a flip-top design to keep the pouch open when in use.

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FAQs

What types of filters can I store in the NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch?

The NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch is specifically designed to accommodate a combination of 4 x 100x100mm filters and 5 x 100x150mm filters. This allows photographers to carry a versatile range of filters for various shooting conditions, making it an ideal accessory for landscape and architectural photographers who rely on graduated and solid filters.

How does the pouch protect my filters from damage?

The pouch is crafted from lightweight yet durable material that provides a protective barrier against scratches and impacts. The interior is designed with soft compartments to minimise movement and friction between filters, ensuring that they remain in pristine condition even during transport.

Can the pouch be attached to a tripod, and if so, how?

Yes, the NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch features a design that allows it to be conveniently mounted on a tripod leg. This is particularly useful for photographers who need quick access to their filters while shooting. The mounting mechanism is simple and secure, ensuring that the pouch remains stable during use.

What are the benefits of the adjustable cross-body sling strap?

The adjustable cross-body sling strap offers versatility and comfort, allowing you to wear the pouch as a shoulder bag, messenger bag, or waist bag, depending on your preference and shooting style. This adaptability ensures that you can easily access your filters while keeping your hands free for camera operation.

Is the NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch suitable for travel?

Absolutely. With its lightweight design of only 350g and compact dimensions of 19cm x 13.5cm x 8cm, the pouch is small enough to fit into most camera bags, making it a great option for travel. Its protective features ensure that your filters remain safe during transit, whether you're hiking to a location or flying to a destination.

Can I store a NiSi 100mm V6 holder in the pouch?

Yes, the pouch is designed to hold a NiSi 100mm V6 holder in the first slot, which effectively reduces the available filter slots to 8. This feature allows you to carry both your holder and filters together, streamlining your workflow and ensuring that you have everything you need for your photography sessions.

How does the flip-top design enhance usability?

The flip-top design of the NiSi Caddy 100mm Filter Pouch allows the pouch to remain open when in use, facilitating quick access to your filters. This feature is particularly beneficial during active shooting scenarios where time is of the essence, enabling you to swiftly switch filters without fumbling.

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