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NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR Neutral Density 2.1 Filter (7 Stop)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Cinema 6.6×6.6″ Nano IR Neutral Density 2.1 Filter (7 Stop) creates a darkening of the entire image by 7 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", 7-Stop)

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FAQs

How does the NiSi Nano IR Neutral Density filter affect image exposure?

The NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" Nano IR Neutral Density 2.1 Filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 7 stops. This allows photographers and videographers to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions without overexposing the image. This is particularly beneficial for achieving a shallow depth of field or creating motion blur, which can enhance the cinematic quality of your footage.

What benefits does the Dual-Sided Nano Coating provide?

The Dual-Sided Nano Coating on the NiSi filter offers several advantages. It minimizes reflections and glare, allowing for clearer images. Additionally, it enhances colour accuracy by eliminating unwanted colour casts, ensuring that your black tones remain rich and true. This coating also makes the filter resistant to scratches, oil, and water, which is crucial for maintaining image quality in varied shooting environments.

Can this filter be used with other filters simultaneously?

Yes, the NiSi Cinema 6.6x6.6" filter is designed to work well in conjunction with other filters. Its IR coating helps to prevent colour shifts, making it suitable for stacking with other ND filters or polarising filters. However, it is important to consider the potential for vignetting when using multiple filters, especially at wider focal lengths.

What makes this filter suitable for high-resolution cameras?

The NiSi Cinema filter is constructed from high-quality optical glass and manufactured under strict standards, ensuring extreme sharpness and clarity even with today's high-resolution cameras. The advanced coatings applied to the filter also contribute to superior colour reproduction and minimal distortion, making it an ideal choice for capturing detailed and vibrant images.

Is the filter compatible with all matte boxes?

The NiSi filter conforms to the 6.6x6.6" standard, making it compatible with all leading brands of matte boxes designed for this size. Its 4mm thickness also allows it to fit into filter cages or slot into cageless designs, providing versatility in how you can use it with your filming setup.

How should I clean and maintain this filter?

To clean the NiSi filter, use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth to gently wipe the surface. For more stubborn spots, a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for optical glass can be applied to the cloth, not directly on the filter. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the coating. Proper care will help maintain the filter's performance and longevity.

What types of photography or videography is this filter best suited for?

This filter is particularly well-suited for landscape photography, cinematography, and any situation where you want to control light without altering colour fidelity. It is especially useful for outdoor shoots in bright sunlight, allowing for creative control over exposure settings while maintaining the integrity of the scene's colours.

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