
Key Features
- Polarizer filter limits reflected light producing vibrant colors while minimizing glare
- Rotatable design allows you greater control when limiting reflections
- Expandable accommodates wireless control via optional motor or Nucleus Nano
- Compatible with lenses with up to 95mm front diameters
- Soft case included for safe storage and travel
overview
This 95mm Polarizer Filter was developed in close collaboration with top tier optical manufacturers to create a high end rotatable circular polarizer uniquely fitted for the Tilta Mirage Matte Box.
Using new PL + CPL technology, this Polarizer Filter can produce accurate and vibrant colors by limiting reflected light and preventing unwanted glare caused by reflective surfaces such as water or glass.
The 95mm Polarizer accommodates the same lightweight configurations as the VND Module and can be secured directly to a 95mm lens or Adapter Ring via the Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter.
The Polarizer module can be wirelessly controlled by an optional Wireless Motor to remotely rotate the filter which can offer more flexibility and save time while shooting.
NOTE: This is not compatible with and cannot be used at the same time as the 95mm Variable ND Module
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filter attributes
| Filter Material | Glass | Aluminum Alloy | Stainless Steel |
| Filter Size | 95mm |
detailed specifications
| Filter Type | Circular Polarizer |
- Tilta 95mm Circular Polarizer for Mirage Matte Box
- Soft Filter Case
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