
NiSi
NiSi ND100072 72mm Water-Resistant 10-Stop Filter
Control Light with Precision with NiSi ND1000 Filter Introducing the NiSi ND1000 72mm Water Resistant Filter, a professional-grade tool for photographers seeking precise control over light and exposure. This ten-stop neutral density filter reduces the amount of light entering your lens, allowing...
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Overview
Control Light with Precision with NiSi ND1000 Filter
Introducing the NiSi ND1000 72mm Water Resistant Filter, a professional-grade tool for photographers seeking precise control over light and exposure. This ten-stop neutral density filter reduces the amount of light entering your lens, allowing for creative long exposures and shallow depth-of-field effects.
Specifications:
- Filter: One NiSi ND1000
Specifications
Brand
NiSi
Filter Type
ND (Neutral Density)
Density
10-Stop
Filter Size
72mm
Special Feature
Water-Resistant
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of the NiSi ND100072 10-stop filter?
The primary purpose of this 10-stop ND filter is to significantly reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens, enabling very long exposure times even in bright daylight conditions.
What size lens is this filter designed for?
This NiSi filter is designed for lenses with a 72mm filter thread.
Is the NiSi ND100072 filter suitable for use in wet conditions?
Yes, this filter features a water-resistant coating, which helps protect it when shooting in environments with moisture.
How much light does a 10-stop ND filter reduce?
A 10-stop ND filter reduces the amount of light by a factor of 1024, meaning it allows only 1/1024th of the light to pass through.
Can this filter be used for casual everyday photography?
While it can technically be used, a 10-stop ND filter is primarily specialized for creative effects like blurring motion in landscapes or water, rather than for casual everyday photography due which requires extreme light reduction.