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NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 (4.5) 15 Stop Filter for S6 150mm Holder

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Product Overview

The NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 (4.5) 15 Stop for S6 150mm Holder is designed for use with a NiSi S6 150mm filter holder system.  It can screw into a NiSi S6 150mm filter holder adapter ring after the kit's included Pro Screw-In Circular Polarizer Filter has been removed. When in use, this ND provides a 15-stop exposure reduction. Its 4.5 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. By slowing your exposure time or increasing your aperture, you are able to control depth of field and convey movement more easily.  ND filters are also helpful when the contrast between the highlights and shadows is too high to get quality exposure. The ND32000 (15 Stop) is widely used to capture extreme long exposure images (usually 3-6 mins in daylight), to create effects like cloud movement or cloud softening.

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NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND for S6 150mm Holder (15-Stop)

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What are the practical applications of using the NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 filter?

The NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 filter is particularly useful for long exposure photography, allowing you to capture stunning images with effects like soft cloud movement or smooth water surfaces during daylight hours. By reducing the light entering the lens by 15 stops, it enables photographers to slow down shutter speeds to 3-6 minutes, which is ideal for creating ethereal landscapes or artistic interpretations of motion. Additionally, it's beneficial in high-contrast lighting conditions where the difference between highlights and shadows is significant, helping to achieve a more balanced exposure.

How does the infrared protection coating work on this ND filter?

The infrared protection coating on the NiSi ND32000 filter is designed to prevent infrared light from affecting your images, which can result in unwanted colour casts, particularly when using small apertures. This coating ensures that the filter not only maintains true-to-life colours but also enhances your ability to capture high-quality images without the interference of infrared light, thus preserving the integrity of your photographs.

Can the NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 filter be used with other filter systems?

The NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 filter is specifically designed for use with the NiSi S6 150mm filter holder system. While it may not be compatible with other brands or systems without the proper adapter, it is crucial to ensure you have the correct NiSi S6 150mm holder and adapter ring for optimal performance. If you are using an older generation S5 adapter, you must utilise the S6 holder frame in combination for it to work effectively.

How does the NiSi Pro Nano Coating improve the performance of this filter?

The NiSi Pro Nano Coating enhances the filter's performance by significantly reducing unwanted reflections and flare, which can degrade image quality. This advanced coating also provides a waterproof and scratch-resistant layer, making it easier to clean and maintain. As a result, photographers can work in various conditions without worrying about damaging the filter or compromising the clarity of their images due to dust, water stains, or fingerprints.

What shooting techniques can be enhanced by using the ND32000 filter?

Using the ND32000 filter opens up a range of creative shooting techniques. For example, you can achieve shallow depth of field effects in bright daylight by using wider apertures, which is typically challenging without an ND filter. Similarly, it allows for intentional motion blur in dynamic scenes, such as flowing water or moving clouds, by enabling slower shutter speeds. This level of control over exposure encourages creative storytelling through photography, contributing to more dynamic and visually engaging images.

What types of photography benefit the most from this filter?

The NiSi S6 PRO Circular IR ND32000 filter is particularly beneficial for landscape photography, where capturing the movement of clouds or water can enhance the scene's dramatic impact. It's also advantageous for architectural photography, allowing for longer exposures to create smooth skies or to eliminate crowds in busy urban settings. Additionally, it can be used in fine art photography to create unique interpretations of motion and light, making it a versatile tool for various photography styles.

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