7artisans Photoelectric 62mm GND0.9 Filter

7artisans Photoelectric GND0.9 Overview

How to Use ND Filters: An Introduction

The 62mm GND0.9 Filter from 7artisans Photoelectric is mainly used for exposure balancing. When the sunlight is strong and the contrast with the ground is large, this filter can reduce the amount of light entering the upper part of the lens to avoid situations where the sky is too white, or the ground is too gray.

The filter is made of Ultra-slim aviation aluminum glass with a non-slip CNC design. It easily installs on the lens with no vignetting or dark corners, even on wide-angle and telephoto lens. The GND places the most density at the edge of the filter and tapers to clear by the center of the filter in order to accommodate photographing scenes with large bright areas such as daytime sky. With the GND, you can bring the picture to an exposure balance where you can avoid situations where the sky is too white, or the ground is too gray. You can rotate the GND filter to achieve the appropriate effect. The front frame is threaded for use with multiple hoods, caps, and filters. The Graduated Neutral Density (GND) Filter helps manage the lighting condition during golden hours, balancing the light between ground and sky to achieve better cloud detail and color saturation. Both sides of the glass with double side polishing technology ensures high-quality images even on the telephoto lens. The gradient coating technology ensures uniform color and accurate stop-dimming without deviation This GND filter is made of optical glass. Each side of the glass is waterproof, scratch resistant, and oil-proof. This makes it easy for cleaning and carrying and is suitable for all adventures.

In the Box

• 7artisans Photoelectric 62mm GND0.9 Filter
• Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty

• How to Use ND Filters: Beyond the Basics

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