Haida M10 Filter Bag

Haida gray graduated filter ND 1.2 soft degree für 100mm filter holder. Gray graduated filter für Haida M10mm system - can be used on almost any lens. The 100mm system is considered the standard system for plug-in filters. It is equally suitable for SLR cameras but also for mirrorless cameras.With a compatible filter holder and the matching adapter ring, the filter can then be used on almost any of your lens. It just needs für each lens a matching adapter ring.To achieve an even exposure on subjects with strong differences in brightness (e.g. land - sky), a gray graduated filter is used.A gray graduated filter is constructed into two areas, a clear zone and a neutral gray zone. The gray zone reduces the amount of light entering the lens. The clear zone allows light to pass through unobstructed. This makes it possible to expose the image evenly. Example: Sunset on a mountain range, the sky is very bright and the mountain dark. The gray filter zone is used to darken the brighter part of the image and then set the appropriate exposure for the darker part of the image. This ensures that the image is correctly exposed over the entire image area.Available in different shades of gray and with different hard gradient boundaries. Haida gray graduated filters are available from us in a wide range of variants. There are different Ausführungen with different dark gray areas. Differentiated in the gray levels and in the Verläufen thisers gray levels. Filters with hard gradients, i.e. with a very abrupt separation between the clear and the gray zone, are suitable for motifs with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset at the sea. Filters with soft gradients are suitable for subjects with a less clearly defined horizon. These are, for example, slightly hügelige mountain landscapes or landscapes in general.Metal box für a safe storage and transportation. The scope of delivery of the filter includes a metal box. This is perfect to transport or store the filter well protected.All advantages at a glance: Soft edge filter with soft gradient Compensates for differences in brightness in a shot (up to four stops). Ideal for landscape photography High-quality optical glass with nano coating Absolute color neutrality Red-Diamond version, break resistance significantly increased Scratch-resistant multiple coating suppresses reflections Rounded R5 edges für easier mounting Suitable for full-frame cameras and lenses from 16 millimeters focal length (APS-C from 11 millimeters) Also fits für other 100m systems, such as 100mm Inc, Cokin Z, Lee Kasse, Loch, NiSi, Sioti, Formatt Hitech, B & W etc.Technical details: Material: glass Decrease factor: ND 1.2 / +4 f-stops / 16x (gray area) Gradient limit: soft / GND Vergütung: vergütet Nano Pro Edge length: 150 x 100 mm Thickness: 2 mmScope of delivery: 1 x Haida Pro Diamond 100*150mm soft gradient ND 1.2 1 x transport boxThe aperture reduction of ND filters is calculated as follows:The density of ND filters is usually given in increments of 0.3. To get the aperture reduction, first multiply the value by 10 and then divide it by 3.0.3 x 10 = 3  | 3 = 1  Aperture 0.6 x 10 = 6  | 3 = 2  aperture 1.2 x 10 = 12 | 3 = 4  apertures 3.0 x 10 = 30 | 3 = 10 f-stops 3.6 x 10 = 36 | 3 = 12 f-stops 4.5 x 10 = 45 | 3 = 15 f-stops

Haida gray graduated filter ND 1.5 soft degree für 100mm filter holderGray graduated filter für Haida M10mm system - can be used on almost any lens. The 100mm system is considered the standard system for plug-in filters. It is equally suitable for SLR cameras but also for mirrorless cameras.With a compatible filter holder and the matching adapter ring, the filter can then be used on almost any of your lens. It just needs für each lens a matching adapter ring.To achieve an even exposure on subjects with strong differences in brightness (e.g. land - sky), a gray graduated filter is used.A gray graduated filter is constructed into two areas, a clear zone and a neutral gray zone. The gray zone reduces the amount of light entering the lens. The clear zone allows light to pass through unobstructed. This makes it possible to expose the image evenly. Example: Sunset on a mountain range, the sky is very bright and the mountain dark. The gray filter zone is used to darken the brighter part of the image and then set the appropriate exposure for the darker part of the image. This ensures that the image is correctly exposed over the entire image area.Available in different shades of gray and with different hard gradient boundaries. Haida gray graduated filters are available from us in a wide range of variants. There are different Ausführungen with different dark gray areas. Differentiated in the gray levels and in the Verläufen thisers gray levels. Filters with hard gradients, i.e. with a very abrupt separation between the clear and the gray zone, are suitable for motifs with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset at the sea. Filters with soft gradients are suitable for subjects with a less clearly defined horizon. These are, for example, slightly hügelige mountain landscapes or landscapes in general.Metal box für a safe storage and transportation. The scope of delivery of the filter includes a metal box. This is perfect to transport or store the filter well protected.All advantages at a glance: Soft edge filter with soft gradient Compensates for differences in brightness in a shot (up to six stops). Ideal for landscape photography High-quality optical glass with nano coating Absolute color neutrality Red-Diamond version, break resistance significantly increased Scratch-resistant multiple coating suppresses reflections Rounded R5 edges für easier mounting Suitable for full-frame cameras and lenses from 16 millimeters focal length (APS-C from 11 millimeters) Also fits für other 100m systems, such as 100mm Inc, Cokin Z, Lee Kasse, Loch, NiSi, Sioti, Formatt Hitech, B & W etc.Technical Details: Material: glass Decrease factor: ND 1.5 / +6 f-stops / 32x (gray area) Gradient limit: soft / GND Vergütung: vergütet Nano Pro Edge length: 150 x 100 mm Thickness: 2 mmScope of delivery: 1 x Haida Pro Diamond 100*150mm soft gradient ND 1.5 1 x transport boxThe aperture reduction of ND filters is calculated as follows:The density of ND filters is usually given in increments of 0.3. To get the aperture reduction, first multiply the value by 10 and then divide it by 3.0.3 x 10 = 3  | 3 = 1  Aperture 0.6 x 10 = 6  | 3 = 2  aperture 1.2 x 10 = 12 | 3 = 4  apertures 3.0 x 10 = 30 | 3 = 10 f-stops 3.6 x 10 = 36 | 3 = 12 f-stops 4.5 x 10 = 45 | 3 = 15 f-stops

Haida gray graduated filter ND 0.6 hard gradient for 100mm filter holderGray graduated filter für Haida M10mm system - can be used on almost any lens.The 100mm system is considered the standard system für plug-in filters. It is equally suitable for SLR cameras but also for mirrorless cameras.With a compatible filter holder and the matching adapter ring, the filter can then be used on almost any of your lens. It just needs für each lens a matching adapter ring.To achieve an even exposure on subjects with strong differences in brightness (e.g. land - sky), a gray graduated filter is used.A gray graduated filter is constructed into two areas, a clear zone and a neutral gray zone. The gray zone reduces the amount of light entering the lens. The clear zone allows light to pass through unobstructed. This makes it possible to expose the image evenly. Example: Sunset on a mountain range, the sky is very bright and the mountain dark. The gray filter zone is used to darken the brighter part of the image and then set the appropriate exposure for the darker part of the image. This ensures that the image is correctly exposed over the entire image area.Available in different shades of gray and with different hard gradient boundaries. Haida gray graduated filters are available from us in a wide range of variants. There are different Ausführungen with different dark gray areas. Differentiated in the gray levels and in the Verläufen thisers gray levels. Filters with hard gradients, i.e. with a very abrupt separation between the clear and the gray zone, are suitable for motifs with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset at the sea. Filters with soft gradients are suitable for subjects with a less clearly defined horizon. These are, for example, slightly hügelige mountain landscapes or landscapes in general.Metal box für a safe storage and transportation. The scope of delivery of the filter includes a metal box. This is perfect to transport or store the filter well protected.All advantages at a glance: Hard edge filter with hard gradient Compensates for differences in brightness in a shot (up to two stops). Ideal for landscape photography High-quality optical glass with Nano Vergütung Absolute color neutrality Red-Diamond version, break resistance significantly increased Scratch-resistant multiple coating suppresses reflections Rounded R5 edges für easier mounting Suitable for full-frame cameras and lenses from 16 millimeters focal length (APS-C from 11 millimeters) Also fits für other 100m systems, such as 100mm Inc, Cokin Z, Lee Kasse, Loch, NiSi, Sioti, Formatt Hitech, B & W etc.Technical details: Material: glass Prolongation factor: ND 0.6 / +2 stops / 4x (gray area) Gradient limit: hard Vergütung: vergütet Nano Pro Edge length: 150 x 100 mm Thickness: 2 mmScope of delivery: 1 x Haida Pro Diamond 100*150mm hard gradient ND 0.6 1 x transport boxThe aperture reduction of ND filters is calculated as follows:The density of ND filters is usually given in increments of 0.3. To get the aperture reduction, first multiply the value by 10 and then divide it by 3.0.3 x 10 = 3  | 3 = 1  Aperture 0.6 x 10 = 6  | 3 = 2  aperture 1.2 x 10 = 12 | 3 = 4  apertures 3.0 x 10 = 30 | 3 = 10 f-stops 3.6 x 10 = 36 | 3 = 12 f-stops 4.5 x 10 = 45 | 3 = 15 f-stops

Haida NanoPro MC Optical Glass Clear Night Filter 100x100mm Optical "light pollution" is a common problem encountered by night photographers.Haida has found a solution to the problem - the CLEAR NIGHT filter .The optical "light pollution" has the potential to make an image less appealing, this can happen überall in the city in the mountains. This then shows up in the image as an "orange" color cast, which has an unfavorable effect für the captured image.Haida's latest development of CLEAR NIGHT filters removes this "light pollution".With the installation of a Haida CLEAR NIGHT filter, the light pollution problem is greatly reduced and it provides you with a good tool for night photography.Thickness of the filter about 2.0mm  Scope of delivery: 1 x Haida NanoPro MC Optical Glass Clear Night Filter 100x100mm 1 x Transport box<?xml:namespace prefix ="o" ns ="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Haida Gray Graduated Filter ND 0.9 Soft Degrees for 100mm Filter HolderGray graduated filter from the Haida 100mm system - can be used on almost any lensThe 100mm system is considered the standard system. It is equally suitable for SLR cameras but also for mirrorless cameras.With a compatible filter holder and the appropriate adapter rings, the filter can then be used on almost any of your lenses. You only need a matching adapter ring for each lens.A gray graduated filter is used to achieve an even exposure on subjects with strong differences in brightness.A gray graduated filter is divided into two zones, a clear zone and a neutral gray zone. The gray zone reduces the amount of light entering the lens. The clear zone allows light to pass through unobstructed. This allows the image to be evenly exposed. Example, sunset on a mountain range, the sky overexposed and the mountain dark. With the help of the gray filter zone, the lighter area of the image is darkened in order to then set the appropriate exposure for the darker area of the image. This allows the image to be correctly exposed over the entire image area. Available in different grayscales and with gradient boundaries of varying hardnessHaida gradient filters are available from us in a wide range of variants. There are different versions with different dark gray areas. Differentiated in the gray levels and in the gradients of these gray levels. Filters with hard gradients, i.e. with a very abrupt separation between the clear and the gray zone, are suitable for motifs with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset at the sea. Filters with soft gradients are suitable for motifs with a less clearly defined horizon. These are for example slightly hilly mountain landscapes or landscapes in general.Metal box for safe storage and transportationThe scope of delivery of the filters includes a metal box. This is perfect for transporting or storing the filter well protected.All advantages at a glance:Soft edge filter with soft gradientCompensates for differences in brightness in one shot (up to three f-stops)Ideal for landscape photographyHigh-quality optical glass with nano coatingAbsolute color neutralityRed-Diamond version, break resistance significantly increasedScratch-resistant multi-coating suppresses reflectionsRounded R5 edges for easier mountingSuitable for full-frame cameras and lenses from 16 millimeter focal length (APS-C from 11 millimeter)Also fits other 100m systems, such as 100mm Inc, Cokin Z, Lee Kasse, Loch, NiSi, Sioti, Formatt Hitech, B & W etc.Technical Details:Material: glassExtension factor: ND 0.9 / +3 stops / 8x (gray area)Gradient limit: soft / GNDCoating: coated Nano ProEdge lengths: 150 x 100 mmThickness: 2 mmScope of delivery:1 x Haida Pro Diamond 100*150mm soft gradient ND0.91 x transport boxIn case you are wondering How does the aperture reduction of ND filters pay off? It goes like this.The density of ND filters is usually given in steps of 0.3. To get the aperture reduction, first multiply the value by 10 and then divide it by 3.0.3 x 10 = 3 | 3 = 1 f-stop0.6 x 10 = 6 | 3 = 2 f-stops1.2 x 10 = 12 | 3 = 4 f-stops3.0 x 10 = 30 | 3 = 10 f-stops3.6 x 10 = 36 | 3 = 12 f-stops4.5 x 10 = 45 | 3 = 15 f-stops