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ND Filters (ND8 / ND16 / ND32 / ND128)
• Function: Reduce the volume of light entering the dual sensors without changing colors. This allows to force a slower shutter speed (following the 180-degree shutter rule, e.g. locking shutter at 1/50s when shooting at 24fps) in broad daylight.
• Expected Sample Result: Fast-moving subjects, panning shots, and running water take on a smooth, organic cinematic motion blur.
VND 1–5 Stops
• Function: Combines multiple ND strengths into one piece of glass. By turning the small physical ring on the filter frame, you continuously transition from ND2 up to ND32 (1 to 5 stops of light reduction).
• Expected Sample Result: From needing to unclip and swap physical filters when moving from a sunny street into a shaded alleyway. Adjusting the dial during a transition cleanly stabilizes exposure, resulting in a single, un-interrupted clip with a perfectly uniform exposure depth.
CPL
• Function: Blocks scattered polarized light waves. It actively cuts through glare originating from non-metallic surfaces like glass windows, wet roads, or water bodies.
• Expected Sample Result: Reveals that a standard shot of a lake or windshield suffers from a harsh white glare. With the CPL engaged, the white reflection on the water disappears, revealing the rocks underneath, while foliage appears a deeper, more saturated green and sky gradients turn a rich deep blue.
Mist Black 1/4
• Function: Spreads harsh highlights and lowers overall image contrast without reducing the sharpness of fine details.
• Expected Sample Result: In a portrait or nighttime scene, streetlights and light bulbs stop looking like harsh digital white points; instead, they display a soft, dreamy, blooming halo effect. On human subjects, skin tones are smoothed out, wrinkles are softened, and skin blemishes are naturally blended into the frame right out of the camera.
ND Filters (ND8 / ND16 / ND32 / ND128)
• Function: Reduce the volume of light entering the dual sensors without changing colors. This allows to force a slower shutter speed (following the 180-degree shutter rule, e.g. locking shutter at 1/50s when shooting at 24fps) in broad daylight.
• Expected Sample Result: Fast-moving subjects, panning shots, and running water take on a smooth, organic cinematic motion blur.
VND 1–5 Stops
• Function: Combines multiple ND strengths into one piece of glass. By turning the small physical ring on the filter frame, you continuously transition from ND2 up to ND32 (1 to 5 stops of light reduction).
• Expected Sample Result: From needing to unclip and swap physical filters when moving from a sunny street into a shaded alleyway. Adjusting the dial during a transition cleanly stabilizes exposure, resulting in a single, un-interrupted clip with a perfectly uniform exposure depth.
CPL
• Function: Blocks scattered polarized light waves. It actively cuts through glare originating from non-metallic surfaces like glass windows, wet roads, or water bodies.
• Expected Sample Result: Reveals that a standard shot of a lake or windshield suffers from a harsh white glare. With the CPL engaged, the white reflection on the water disappears, revealing the rocks underneath, while foliage appears a deeper, more saturated green and sky gradients turn a rich deep blue.
Mist Black 1/4
• Function: Spreads harsh highlights and lowers overall image contrast without reducing the sharpness of fine details.
• Expected Sample Result: In a portrait or nighttime scene, streetlights and light bulbs stop looking like harsh digital white points; instead, they display a soft, dreamy, blooming halo effect. On human subjects, skin tones are smoothed out, wrinkles are softened, and skin blemishes are naturally blended into the frame right out of the camera.
