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NiSi Cinema 4x5.65" Nano IRND Soft-Edge Graduated 0.3 Filter (1 Stop)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Cinema 4x5.65" Nano IRND Soft-Edge Graduated 0.3 Filter (1 Stop) is a graduated neutral density filter that darkens bright areas of an image, such as skies while leaving the remainder of the frame unaffected.

What's in the box:

NiSi Cinema Nano Soft-Edge Graduated IRND Filter (4 x 5.65", 1-Stop)

Filter Pouch

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FAQs

What scenarios are best suited for using the NiSi Cinema 4x5.65" Nano IRND Soft-Edge Graduated 0.3 Filter?

This filter is ideal for landscape photography, particularly in situations where you have a bright sky and darker foreground elements. It's perfect for mountain ranges or cityscapes where the horizon is uneven. The soft-edge design allows for a smooth transition from dark to light, making it easier to blend the filter with the natural lighting conditions.

How does the Dual-Sided Nano Coating improve performance?

The Dual-Sided Nano Coating enhances the filter's performance by providing scratch resistance and making it easier to clean. This coating also reduces glare and reflections, allowing for clearer, more vibrant images. Additionally, it helps control infrared light pollution, which can be crucial for maintaining colour accuracy in your shots.

Can this filter be used for video production as well as photography?

Absolutely. The NiSi Cinema 4x5.65" Nano IRND Soft-Edge Graduated Filter is specifically designed for cinema applications, making it suitable for both photography and video production. Its capability to maintain image clarity while adjusting exposure in specific areas is particularly beneficial in achieving cinematic looks without compromising on quality.

What is the difference between a soft-edge and hard-edge graduated filter?

A soft-edge graduated filter features a gradual transition from dark to light, making it ideal for uneven horizons or scenes with complex lighting. In contrast, a hard-edge graduated filter has a more abrupt transition, which is better suited for straight horizons like seascapes. The NiSi Soft-Edge Filter is particularly useful for landscapes with varied elements that require a more natural blending.

How does the filter affect exposure settings on my camera?

Using the NiSi Nano IRND Soft-Edge Graduated Filter reduces the light entering the lens by one stop in the darker area of the frame. This means that you may need to adjust your exposure settings accordingly, such as increasing the ISO or lengthening the shutter speed, to achieve the desired exposure in the unaffected areas of the image.

Is this filter compatible with all matte boxes that accommodate 4 x 5.65" filters?

Yes, the NiSi Cinema 4x5.65" filter is designed to fit all leading brands of matte boxes that conform to the 4 x 5.65" standard. Its 4mm thickness also allows it to fit into filter cages or slot into cageless designs, providing versatility across various setups.

What are some tips for cleaning and maintaining the filter?

To clean the NiSi filter, use a microfiber cloth and a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for optical glass. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. When storing the filter, keep it in the included leatherette pouch to protect it from dust and scratches. Additionally, avoid exposing the filter to extreme temperatures or humidity, which can affect its performance.

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