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NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse 75x100mm filter with 0.9 density, ideal for managing bright horizons in sunrise and sunset photography.
NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse 75x100mm GND8 0.9
Product ID: 5683
SKU: 5683
Model: REVERSE IRGND8 75X80
Ean: 6971634242019
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: NISI
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| Filter type | GND (Graduated Neutral Density Filter) |
| Filter size | 75x100mm |
| Filter Density | ND8 |
Product details
NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse Filter
Product Description
The NiSi Square Nano IR GND Reverse filter is a graduated neutral density (GND) filter designed with a reversed gradient. It features a dark zone that gradually fades as you move from the separation line towards the top edge of the filter. This design is particularly effective for managing lighting conditions during sunrises and sunsets, where the light intensity is strongest near the horizon.
Key Features
- Square filter format measuring 75 x 100 mm
- Reverse graduated neutral density (GND) with a 0.9 density (GND8)
- Nano coating technology for enhanced durability and reduced reflections
- Infrared (IR) blocking properties to improve image clarity
- Ideal for controlling exposure in scenes with bright horizons
Usage
This filter is used primarily in landscape photography to balance exposure between a bright horizon and darker foregrounds, especially during sunrise and sunset. The reversed gradient allows for better control of light intensity near the horizon line, preventing overexposure while maintaining natural color and contrast.
