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Nisi Allure Streak Orange – Filtre Drop-In

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$60.23 $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 (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph W. ★★★★★

The drop-in design is what sold me—sliding it between the lens and sensor takes seconds, and losing 7 stops of light makes midday shooting in bright sun a breeze. The glass is crystal clear with zero color shift that I can notice. It's become a permanent part of my ATHENA rig for outdoor work.

Daniel ★★★★★

Pulled the trigger on this ND filter after reading the reviews, and it cuts that harsh midday sun exactly as promised—7 stops of reduction is no joke with my wide aperture lens. The drop-in design slides in effortlessly, and I barely notice it’s there.

Hannah ★★★★★

Finally, a drop-in filter that doesn't shift color in the shadows; the 7-stop reduction is spot-on for wide apertures in bright sun, and the glass stays perfectly clear. I was worried about sharpness loss, but there's none at all.