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Nisi Allure Streak Clear – Filtre Drop-In

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$51.15 $82.5 In stock

Category: Mattebox et filtres

Le filtre Nisi ND 2.1 s’insère dans le système « Drop-In » de la série ATHENA entre l’arrière de l’optique et le capteur. Il permet de réduire la lumière entrant sur ce dernier de 7 diaphs.

Ces filtres sont compatibles avec toutes les versions de la série ATHENA sauf la monture PL.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

Finally got to test this with the ATHENA setup and the 7-stop reduction is exactly what I needed for shooting wide open in bright sunlight. The drop-in installs cleanly without any weird pressure on the rear element. Colors feel completely neutral, no ugly color cast to correct later.

Sebastian ★★★★★

I was worried about dust getting in during a shoot, but the drop-in system slides in securely and cuts exposure perfectly for bright landscapes. The glass is surprisingly thin and doesn't affect image sharpness at all.

Emma ★★★★★

The 7-stop reduction is exactly what I needed for wide-open daytime shots, and it drops into the Athena system without any fiddly alignment. I’ve used it on a few shoots now and the image stays perfectly clean with no color cast.