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Key Features
- 1-9 stops of Neutral Density covers most situations with a single filter
- Accurate color rendition throughout the entire range of density
- 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
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overview
The 95mm Variable ND for Tilta Mirage was developed in close collaboration with top tier optical manufacturers, the VND module accommodates multiple configurations, the lightest being only 130g.
Using new PL + CPL technology, the VND module can produce accurate colors even at its maximum density.
The Variable ND can be gradually adjusted, allowing you to keep consistent exposure when lighting conditions change unexpectedly.
The module has built-in hard stops between ND 0.3 ~ ND 2.7 to ensure no risk of an X-Pattern Cross Shadow.
The VND module can be wirelessly controlled by an optional micro motor to remotely adjust the ND level which offers more flexibility while shooting.
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| Filter Type | Variable ND |
| Filter Diameter | 95mm |
- 95mm Variable ND Filter Tray for Tilta Mirage
- Soft Carrying Case
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Is there a 95mm NDX400-style filter for photographing the sun?
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