LEE Filters LEE85 Delevop Kit

Key Features
- 85mm Filter Holder System
- For Mirrorless and Compact Cameras
- Reduce Exposure for Dramatic Landscapes
- Includes Adapter Rings and Carrying Case
OVERVIEW
The Develop Kit is for those looking to develop their photography with creative long-exposures and effective contrast control.
This kit includes a Big Stopper to control exposure as well as the most useful filter for landscape photography - the 0.6 Neutral Density Medium Grad. These can be used together to help balance the exposure between sky and land.
LEE85 System Pouch
The LEE85 System Pouch holds a LEE85 Filter Holder, Polariser and Filters. Inside it features a handy concertina design with one slot per filter and comes with three strap options: over-the-shoulder strap, belt loop, or tripod strap.
Re-imagined Filters
The LEE85 ND Graduated and Standard filters feature a grip tab, which increased the visible area and keeps finger prints off of the filters zone. The LEE85 Stoppers also feature useful thumb guides to easily position the Stopper square within the holder.
Brand
- LEE85 Holder with filter guide blocks
- LEE 0.6 Neutral Density Graduated Medium
- LEE Big Stopper with tin
- LEE85 System Pouch with shoulder strap and belt loop
- Lens adaptor rings (72mm, 67mm, 58mm)
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