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NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit with Pro CPL for Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

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Product Overview

NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit with Pro CPL for Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

Customised for the Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L lens, this NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit includes the S6 filter holder and a lens-specific threaded adapter ring that attaches the holder to the lens. The filter holder supports the included circular CPL and an optional 150mm rectangular filter. It supports one circular and one rectangular filter at the same time. The kit also includes a lens cap and a filter pouch that fits the entire kit.

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NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit with Pro CPL for Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

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FAQs

What are the advantages of using a circular polarising filter with the NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit?

A circular polarising filter, like the one included in the NiSi S6 kit, offers several advantages for photographers. It helps to reduce reflections and glare from non-metallic surfaces, such as water and glass, enhancing the clarity of your images. Additionally, it increases the saturation of colours, making skies appear bluer and foliage look more vibrant. This is particularly beneficial when shooting landscapes or outdoor scenes where lighting conditions can vary.

How does the S6 filter holder accommodate different filters?

The NiSi S6 filter holder is designed to hold one circular and one rectangular filter simultaneously. It features two filter slots that grip filters along their edges, avoiding contact with the filter surfaces. This design ensures minimal vignetting and the integrity of the filters is maintained. The system allows for easy adjustment of graduated filters, which can be slid up or down to achieve the desired effect based on changing light conditions.

Can I use the NiSi S6 Filter Holder Kit with other lenses?

The NiSi S6 Filter Holder Kit is specifically customized for the Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L lens. However, NiSi offers a range of adapter rings compatible with other lenses, allowing you to use the S6 filter holder with various camera setups. Ensure that you purchase the correct adapter ring for your specific lens model to achieve optimal performance.

What is the benefit of the pouch included in the kit?

The included pouch serves a dual purpose: it provides secure storage for your NiSi S6 150mm Filter Holder Kit and makes it highly portable. Its design features compartments for the filter holder and adapter ring, along with a separate pocket for additional filters. The durable nylon construction protects your gear, while the loop allows for easy attachment to camera bags or tripods, making it convenient to access while shooting.

What makes the NiSi Pro CPL filter distinct from standard CPL filters?

The NiSi Pro CPL filter is designed to provide a saturation effect that is approximately 25% greater than standard CPL filters. This enhancement allows for more vivid and saturated colours in your photographs, particularly when used at a 90° angle to the sun. Additionally, the Pro CPL features advanced coatings, including nano-coating and waterproofing, which help to reduce reflections and improve clarity while ensuring the filter remains clean and functional in various conditions.

How does the locking mechanism of the S6 filter holder work?

The S6 filter holder features a reliable locking mechanism that secures the holder to the adapter ring, preventing any unwanted movement during use. This is particularly important when adjusting filters, as it ensures that your settings remain intact while shooting. The pull-and-release locking pin allows for easy attachment and detachment, making it user-friendly for photographers who are frequently changing setups.

Is the NiSi S6 Filter Holder compatible with other filter systems?

The NiSi S6 Filter Holder is primarily designed for the S6 system, but it can also be used in conjunction with older NiSi systems like the S5 or Q systems, provided you have the appropriate adapter rings. This compatibility allows photographers to integrate the S6 holder into existing setups without needing to replace their entire filter system.

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