NiSi ND-Vario 1-5 Stops True Color 43mm

NiSi ND-Vario 1-5 Stops True Color 43mm Variable Neutral Density Filter

The NiSi ND-Vario 1-5 Stops True Color is a variable neutral density (ND) filter designed to provide an exposure reduction ranging from 1 to 5 EV (stops). The ND factor is continuously adjustable by rotating the filter, allowing precise control over the amount of light entering the lens.

Key Features

• Variable ND filter with stepless control from 0.3 to 1.5 density, reducing exposure by 1 to 5 stops.
• True Color technology ensures no color shift, maintaining natural color rendition unlike many other variable ND filters.
• Exposure control ring is visually marked with stop values and features hard stops at each end position to indicate filter setting during use.
• Silver side knurling on the front ring provides secure grip for easy installation, removal, and adjustment.
• Optional removable silver lever included for easier rotation and precise exposure length predetermination.
• High definition optical glass ensures excellent image quality and sharpness.
• Advanced nano coating repels water, grease, and dirt, making the filter easier to clean and maintain.
• Thin filter ring design minimizes risk of vignetting on wide-angle lenses.
• Filter ring constructed from high-quality aluminum for lightweight durability.
• Larger front thread size to avoid vignetting on wider lenses.

Applications

This filter is highly useful for both photography and videography. It allows photographers and videographers to precisely control the light entering the lens, enabling the use of larger apertures and/or longer shutter speeds under bright lighting conditions. For cinematographers, combined adjustments of aperture and this filter facilitate fine control over depth of field while maintaining a consistent frame rate.

Additional Details

• Recommended for use on lenses with focal lengths of 35 mm or longer (full-frame equivalent) for optimal results.
• Includes front protective cap and a small storage pouch for safe keeping.