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NiSi Square Nano IR Reverse GND filter 150x170mm balances intense horizon light during sunrise and sunset with a fading dark zone.
NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse 150x170mm GND4 0.6
Product ID: 23673
SKU: 23673
Model: 150X170 IRGND4 REV
Ean: 6971634242835
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: NISI
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| Filter type | GND (Graduated Neutral Density Filter) |
| Filter size | 150x170mm |
| Filter Density | ND4 |
Product details
NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse Filter 150x170mm GND4 0.6
Product Description
The NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse filter is a specialized graduated neutral density (GND) filter designed to manage challenging lighting conditions, particularly during sunrises and sunsets. This reverse GND filter features a dark zone that gradually fades as you move from the separation line towards the top edge of the filter, effectively balancing intense light near the horizon.
Key Features
- Type: Reverse Graduated Neutral Density (GND) Filter
- Size: 150 x 170 mm
- Density: GND4 0.6 (1.8 stops)
- Technology: Nano Coating with Infrared (IR) Reduction
- Design: Dark zone concentrated near the horizon line, fading upwards
Usage
This filter is ideal for landscape photographers aiming to control the bright light near the horizon during sunrise or sunset. The reverse gradient helps to reduce overexposure in the sky while maintaining natural exposure in the foreground, enhancing dynamic range and color balance.
