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Nisi ND 1.5 (5 stops) Full Spectrum – Filtre Drop-In

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$43.13 $62.5 In stock

Category: Mattebox et filtres

Le filtre Nisi ND 1.5 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 5 diaphs.

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

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

Having the filter sit behind the lens with the Drop-In system is so much cleaner than stacking screw-ons. It cuts exactly 5 stops without shifting color, which saved me in harsh midday sun.

Avery ★★★★★

Finally a way to stop down without losing sharpness on my cinema lenses; the drop-in design makes swapping between frames and NDs effortless. My only wish is it came with a storage case, but the image quality is flawless.

Joshua ★★★★★

Neutral density that actually delivers exactly 5 stops without any color cast, which is rare for drop-in filters. The build quality feels solid, and it’s been flawless for wide-open aperture shots in bright daylight where I’d normally fight with shutter speed.