LEE Filters Seven5 Out of Town ND Filter Set

Key Features
- Contains both a hard and a soft neutral-density graduated filter
- Puts you in control of the contrast in a landscape
- Big Stopper helps slow your exposure to convey movement
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Overview
Have you ever come across the perfect moment, only for it to have gone? Yes, we all have faced such situations and that is why the LEE Filters Seven5 Out of Town ND Filter Set is something that should be a part of every photographer's setup. It is light and portable, thus allowing you to carry it anywhere. Featuring a lightweight, precision engineered filter holder, this set contains 75 x 90mm filters for LEE's Seven5 system. It consists of the 0.6 Neutral Density Soft Grad, The Big Stopper, and 0.9 Neutral Density Hard Grad filters.
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detailed specifications
| Filter Construction | Optically Correct Resin |
| Filter Effect | 0.6 Neutral Density Soft Grad: Reduces exposure by 2 stops 0.9 Neutral Density Hard Grad: Reduces exposure by 3 stops |
| Filter Type | Neutral Density |
physical specifications
| Color | Black and White and Gray |
lens specification
| Lens Filter Size | 75x90mm |
- 1 x 0.6 ND Soft Grad Filter
- 1 x 0.9 ND Hard Grad Filter
- 1 x Big Stopper
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