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NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops (0.3-1.5) Variable ND and Polariser

The NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops combines a true color variable ND and a polariser in a single filter, with the two controlled independently. Cut 1 to 5 stops of light (0.3-1.5) and dial in exactly the amount of glare control a scene needs, without one adjustment undoing the other, and without the colour cast that so often comes with combined filters.

SKU: GC11-N-971895

NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops (0.3-1.5) Variable ND and Polariser

NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops (0.3-1.5) Variable ND and Polariser

The NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops combines a true color variable ND and a polariser in a single filter, with the two controlled independently. Cut 1 to 5 stops of light (0.3-1.5) and dial in exactly the amount of glare control a scene needs, without one adjustment undoing the other, and without the colour cast that so often comes with combined filters.

Independent VND & PL Control

Density and polarisation can be adjusted independently, so changing polarisation does not affect the ND stop setting. Dial in the perfect exposure and reflection control for any scene without compromise.

VND/PL, 2-in-1

Two essential filters in one, reducing light and cutting glare from water, glass, and foliage with a single filter. Less gear, faster setup, and more shooting.

True Color Technology

Engineered for accurate, neutral colour performance across the entire adjustment range. Unlike many other PL filters, it produces no magenta tint or warm colour cast, preserving consistent tones whether you are shooting RAW stills or LOG video.

Wide Range of Light Control

Covers 1 to 5 stops of light reduction while eliminating the X pattern (cross-polarisation) seen in many VNDs, giving you the freedom to adapt instantly as light changes. Perfect for long-exposure photography or creating natural motion blur in video.

Ultra-Slim Metal Frame

Built from durable aluminium alloy with a corrosion-resistant finish, and slim enough to prevent vignetting even on ultra-wide lenses like a 15mm full-frame. So you can compose freely without compromise.

4-Side Low-Reflection Nano Coating

All four air-to-glass surfaces of the filter's two optical elements carry a multi-layer nano deposition coating. It cuts reflections, repels water and oil, and makes cleaning quick and effortless.

Luminescent Markings

Markings glow in low light, so you can see and adjust settings without a headlamp or phone screen - keeping your eyes on the scene, not on the gear.

Metal Lens Cap

The included metal lens cap provides durable protection for your lens when not in use, helping to guard against scratches, dust and accidental impacts during transport and storage. Precision-machined from aluminium, it securely attaches to the front of the filter, while the updated silver finish perfectly complements the filter's premium design.

SWIFT System Compatible

Pairs seamlessly with other SWIFT filters, so you can stack effects like mist or ND without worrying about fit or performance.

Good to Know

Please avoid adjusting the polariser at high density settings (4-5 stops), as this may result in overly saturated colours.

Whether you are smoothing water in bright midday sun, holding a cinematic shutter angle while the light shifts, or simply cutting reflections off glass and leaves, the NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops replaces two filters with one and keeps your colours exactly where you set them.

Key Features:

Independent VND and PL Control

1-5 Stops Light Reduction

True Colour Technology for Accuracy

Eliminates X Pattern Cross-Polarisation

Ultra-Slim Frame Prevents Vignetting

Four-Sided Low-Reflection Nano Coating

Luminescent Markings for Low-Light Adjustment

Durable Aluminium Alloy Construction

Metal Lens Cap for Protection

SWIFT System Compatible for Versatility

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NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops (0.3-1.5) Variable ND and Polariser

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NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops (0.3-1.5) Variable ND and Polariser

The NiSi True Color VND/PL Pro Nano 1-5 Stops combines a true color variable ND and a polariser in a single filter, with the two controlled independently. Cut 1 to 5 stops of light (0.3-1.5) and dial in exactly the amount of glare control a scene needs, without one adjustment undoing the other, and without the colour cast that so often comes with combined filters.

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