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NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter

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Regular price $84.55
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RRP $89.00, now $84.55

Product Overview

When on set, we often have the need to look directly at strong sources of light, which can cause irreparable harm to your eyes. The viewing filter works just like an ND filter to protect your eyes by reducing the amount of light to help you determine the position of the lights or sun.

What's in the box:

NiSi Cinema 10-Stop Viewing Filter with Neck Strap

Neck Strap/Lanyard

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FAQs

How does the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter differ from traditional ND filters?

The NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter is specifically designed for viewing bright light sources safely, unlike traditional ND filters which are primarily used for exposure control in capturing images. While both filters reduce light, the viewing filter features a silicone eyecup to prevent light leaks and allows filmmakers to comfortably assess lighting positions without risking eye damage.

Can I use the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter with my existing ND filters?

Yes, the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter can be used in conjunction with other ND filters. However, it is important to consider that stacking multiple filters may affect image quality and introduce vignetting, so it is recommended to test combinations to achieve your desired results.

What is the significance of the nano-coating technology used in this filter?

NiSi's nano-coating technology is significant because it enhances the filter's performance by reducing UV and IR light, which can affect image quality and colour accuracy. This technology also helps in preventing reflections and flares, ensuring that you get clearer images while using the filter.

Is the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter suitable for all types of cameras?

The NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter is designed to be compatible with a wide range of cameras, particularly those used in professional videography and cinematography. However, it is essential to check the filter size required for your specific lens or camera setup to ensure a proper fit.

How do I maintain and clean the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter?

To maintain and clean the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter, it is recommended to use a microfiber cloth or a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for optical glass. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. Regularly inspect the filter for dust or fingerprints, particularly after outdoor shoots.

What situations would benefit most from using this viewing filter?

The NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter is particularly beneficial in high-brightness situations, such as outdoor shoots in direct sunlight or when working with powerful artificial light sources. It allows filmmakers to assess lighting conditions without risking their eye health, making it invaluable for setting up shots accurately.

What is the advantage of the removable glass feature in this filter?

The removable glass feature in the NiSi Cinema 10 Stop Viewing Filter is advantageous because it allows for easy replacement if the glass becomes scratched or damaged. This extends the life of the filter and ensures that you can maintain optimal performance without needing to replace the entire unit.

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