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NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR Neutral Density 1.8 Filter (6 Stop)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Cinema 6.6×6.6″ Nano IR Neutral Density 1.8 Filter (6 Stop) creates a darkening of the entire image by 6 stops, allowing you to compensate for bright conditions whilst keeping your Aperture, Shutter speed and iso where you need them to be. The IR Coating eliminates any unwanted colouration of the image when used in conjunction with other filters. In order to remove any colour cast and keep the Blacks as rich and true as possible, one layer of NiSi Optical Nano Coating is applied to each of this filter’s surfaces along with the IR coating to provide the highest colour accuracy as possible. This coating, coupled with high-quality optical glass and strict manufacturing standards, give you accurate colour, extreme sharpness making it perfect for today’s high-res. cameras.

What's in the box:

NiSi Nano IRND Filter (6.6 x 6.6", 6-Stop)

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FAQs

How does the NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR Neutral Density 1.8 Filter affect exposure settings?

This filter reduces the light entering the lens by 6 stops, allowing you to use wider apertures for a shallower depth of field or slower shutter speeds for motion blur effects, without overexposing your images. This is particularly useful in bright conditions, as it helps maintain your desired exposure settings while achieving creative effects.

What advantages does the Dual-Sided Nano Coating provide for this filter?

The Dual-Sided Nano Coating offers significant benefits, including scratch resistance, oil and water repellent properties, and reduced glare and reflections. This ensures that you can achieve clearer, sharper images while also making the filter easier to clean and maintain, enhancing your shooting experience.

Can this filter be used in combination with other filters?

Yes, the NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR ND filter is designed to be compatible with other filters. The IR Coating helps eliminate unwanted colouration when stacking filters, ensuring that your images maintain accurate colours and rich blacks, even when multiple filters are used together.

What type of projects is this filter best suited for?

This filter is ideal for a variety of projects, particularly in film and video production where managing exposure is crucial. It is suitable for outdoor filming in bright light, allowing for creative control over depth of field and motion blur, making it a great choice for filmmakers and photographers alike.

How do I properly clean and maintain the filter?

To clean the filter, use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth and a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for optical glass. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. Regularly check the filter for dust or smudges, and store it in the provided leatherette pouch when not in use to protect it from scratches and environmental elements.

Is this filter compatible with all matte boxes and filter cages?

The NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR ND filter conforms to the standard 6.6 x 6.6" size and is compatible with all leading brands of matte boxes designed for this size. Additionally, its 4mm thickness allows it to fit seamlessly into filter cages or cageless designs, providing flexibility for your setup.

How does the filter's infrared light control benefit my images?

The infrared light control feature of this filter helps to minimise infrared pollution that can cause colour shifts in your images, particularly in digital sensors. This ensures that your images retain their colour accuracy, resulting in more natural-looking photos and videos, especially when shooting in bright sunlight or under artificial lighting.

What makes this filter suitable for high-resolution cameras?

The use of high-quality optical glass and strict manufacturing standards ensures that this filter delivers extreme sharpness and minimal colour shifting, making it ideal for high-resolution cameras. The anti-reflective coating further enhances image clarity, ensuring that the details captured are sharp and true to life.

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