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Smartphone Magnetic ND64 6 Stops for iPhone
€39.90*
The ND filter consists of optical B270 glass and a frame made of aluminum.
The frame is used on the smartphone using the corresponding double-sided adhesive tape (is pre-assembled) and then remains on the same.
The ND filter is magnetic and can be easily removed or clipped on again.
The filter glass has a nano-coating and is, among other things, very easy to clean.
Scope of delivery:
1x ND filter
1x magnetic frame with adhesive attachment
Smartphone Magnetic ND1000 10 Stops for iPhone
€39.90*
The ND filter consists of optical B270 glass and a frame made of aluminum.
The frame is used on the smartphone using the corresponding double-sided adhesive tape (is pre-assembled) and then remains on the same.
The ND filter is magnetic and can be easily removed or clipped on again.
The filter glass has a nano-coating and is, among other things, very easy to clean.
Scope of delivery:
1x ND filter
1x magnetic frame with adhesive attachment
Smartphone Magnetic ND512 9 Stops for iPhone
€39.90*
The ND filter consists of optical B270 glass and a frame made of aluminum.
The frame is used on the smartphone using the corresponding double-sided adhesive tape (is pre-assembled) and then remains on the same.
The ND filter is magnetic and can be easily removed or clipped on again.
The filter glass has a nano-coating and is, among other things, very easy to clean.
Scope of delivery:
1x ND filter
1x magnetic frame with adhesive attachment
Why do I use a Gray Filter in photography?
ND filters, or neutral density filters or gray filters, are often used by professional photographers to ensure even lighting of the recordings. This is an optical glass lens tinted a light shade of gray that can be screwed, magnetically attached, or snapped in front of the lens. With such a neutral density filter, you can take very good photos, regardless of the incidence of light and solar radiation.
We offer many different models that differ in tone and transparency. Another reason for using such filters is to depict a surreal image effect due to the increased exposure time. As a result, movements can be "fixed" and so-called wiping and flowing movements, such as water flow, cloud movements or moving cars in a big city, arise.
How does an ND Filter work?
In principle, an ND filter is nothing more than sunglasses for your cameras and lets less light into the lens. This reduces the amount of light hitting the sensor and artificially extends the camera's exposure time by a fixed factor. Gray filters are available in different strengths, with which you can realize exposure times of different lengths in photography.
Even though most of these filters appear gray or black, the colors and sharpness of the images are not affected by the gray filters we offer. Just like the polarizing filter, the effect of an ND filter cannot be digitally reproduced.