LEE Filters 150 x 170mm Very Hard-Edge Graduated Neutral Density 0.6 Filter

Lee filters Graduated Neutral Density 0.6 Filter
150 x 170mm very hard-edge filter
For LEE Filters SW150-series filter holder
Darkens bright areas of an image
Provides up to 2-stop reduction of light
For precise separation between 2 areas of image
Constructed from optical-quality resin
Includes padded filter pouch

Overview

Create a perfect balance of exposure while capturing images of landscapes and seascapes with the LEE Filters 150 x 170mm Very Hard-Edge Graduated Neutral Density 0.6 Filter. This neutral density filter has dark edges and clear middle that allows you to darken extremely bright areas of the image without affecting the remaining portion. This filter has a very hard-edged line of transition that gives a sharp transition between areas of an image making it useful for images such that include a precise horizon such as seascapes. It has up to 4x Filter Factor and provides 2-stop reduction of light entering the lens.

Product Reviews

There are no reviews for this product.

Write a review

Specifications

Brand
Lee Filters

Detailed Specifications
Filter Type:	Graduated neutral density
Filter Type: The type of filter for a lens. Filters can be screwed on the front element or dropped in for larger zoom lens. View All Attribute Definitions
Filter Construction:	Resin
Filter Construction: This is the construction of a type of filter. The type of process used to create a filter can affect its price. Filters can be constructed out of regular glass that sandwiches a coloured gel in between or in high-end filters, raw elements are added to the molten optical glass so there is no risk of uneven colour or fading. View All Attribute Definitions
Size:	5.9 x 6.7" (150.0 x 170.0 mm)
Size: The size of an object. View All Attribute Definitions
Filter Factor:	Up to 4 (2 stop)
Filter Factor: When placed in the optical path, many filters block a certain amount of light from reaching the lens. Filter factor relates to how much exposure compensation is required in order to adjust for this. Most cameras have TTL metering and will be able to do this automatically. View All Attribute Definitions