K75 Kase System: Kase Sets with ND, CPL and GND Filters

With our K75 filter sets we offer you an entry into the world of Kase filters. By purchasing our sets you secure a price advantage compared to buying the products individually and can start with photography immediately.

Kase K75 Sets Product video

All the advantages at a glance::

Complete filter set with filter holder, filters and bag
Optical glass
Lightweight and robust
Made of aluminum

Kase K75 System Sets Comparison

	K75 Entry Level Set Begginer Set	K75 High End Set Premium Starter Set	K75 Master Set Ultimate Starter Set

K75 FIlterholder + magnetic CPL filter + accessories	✓	✓	✓
Number of Filters: (plus CPL)	2	3	4
Soft Filter Bag	✓	✓	✓
Polarizing filter 70mm	✓	✓	✓
ND64 6-Stops	✗	✓	✓
ND1000 10-Stops	✓	✓	✓
Soft GND 0.9 3-Stops	✓	✗	✓
Reverse GND 0.9 3-Stops	✗	✓	✓
	See details	See details	See details

K75 Entry Level Set 75x100mm with Filter Holder and Magnetic CPL

Das K75 SLIM Entry Level Set is der ideale Einstieg zur Fotografie mit unseren 75x100mm Filtern. Lieferumfang: 1x 75x100mm Filterhalter 1x Magnetischer 70mm Polfilter 1x 75x100mm Soft GND 0.9 3 Stops Verlaufsfilter 1x 75x100mm ND1000 10 Stops ND Filter 1x Soft Tasche Bitte bestellen Sie ggf. notwendige Adapterringe zusätzlich. Hinweis: Bitte beachten Sie, dass das K75mm System nur mit Objektiven bis zu einem Durchmesser von 67mm verwendet werden kann. Hintergrund ist, dass der Innendurchmesser des Halters bei 67mm liegt. Sollten Sie das System mit Ultraweitinkellinsen verwenden wollen, so vergewissern Sie sich ggf. über unseren Support ob das passt. Generell hierbei bitte bedenken, dass Objektive mit einer Brennweite <16mm eher mit einem 100mm System verwendet werden sollten um einer möglichen Vignettierung vorzubeugen.

€299.90*

K75 High End Set incl. Filter Holder and Magnetic CPL

Das K75 SLIM Master Set is der vollwertige Einstieg zur Fotografie mit unseren 75x100mm Filtern. Delivery scope: 1x 75x100mm Filterhalter 1x Magnetischer 70mm Polfilter 1x 75x100mm ND64 6 Stops Filter 1x 75x100mm ND1000 10 Stops Filter 1x 75x100mm Reverse GND 0.9 3 Stops Filter 1x Tasche Bitte bestellen Sie zusätzliche ggf. notwendige Adapterringe separat. Hinweis: Bitte beachten Sie, dass das K75mm System nur mit Objektiven bis zu einem Durchmesser von 67mm verwendet werden kann. Hintergrund ist, dass der Innendurchmesser des Halters bei 67mm liegt. Sollten Sie das System mit Ultraweitinkellinsen verwenden wollen, so vergewissern Sie sich ggf. über unseren Support ob das passt. Generell hierbei bitte bedenken, dass Objektive mit einer Brennweite <16mm eher mit einem 100mm System verwendet werden sollten um einer möglichen Vignettierung vorzubeugen.

€369.90*

K75 Master Set incl. Filter Holder and CPL

Das K75 SLIM Master Set is der vollwertige Einstieg zur Fotografie mit unseren 75x100mm Filtern. Lieferumfang: 1x 75x100mm Filterhalter 1x Magnetischer Polfilter 1x 75x100mm ND64 6 Stops Filter 1x 75x100mm ND1000 10 Stops Filter 1x 75x100mm Soft GND 0.9 3 Stops Verlaufsfilter 1x 75x100mm Reverse 0.9 3 Stops Verlaufsfilter Tasche Bitte bestellen Sie zusätzliche ggf. notwendige Adapterringe separat. Hinweis: Bitte beachten Sie, dass das K75mm System nur mit Objektiven bis zu einem Durchmesser von 67mm verwendet werden kann. Hintergrund ist, dass der Innendurchmesser des Halters bei 67mm liegt. Sollten Sie das System mit Ultraweitinkellinsen verwenden wollen, so vergewissern Sie sich ggf. über unseren Support ob das passt. Generell hierbei bitte bedenken, dass Objektive mit einer Brennweite <16mm eher mit einem 100mm System verwendet werden sollten um einer möglichen Vignettierung vorzubeugen.

€459.90*

Why is the K75 system set one of the best on the market?

Our trademark: the quality

Some filters are already available for a few euros, others cost over 100 euros. The biggest differences are in the glass and material quality. Because the thinner the glass, the more expensive it is to produce, but the quality of the filter also increases and thus the quality of the images taken. A glass that is too thick can cause shadows to be cast on the screen. In addition, very cheap glass is often not completely flat and therefore does not break the light evenly, which sometimes leads to unusable results. In addition, all of our lenses are anti-reflective. Although this also leads to a higher price, it is usually worth it, especially for frequently used filters. So it makes sense with ND, GND or polarizing filters to dig a little deeper into your pocket and pay attention to high quality. In addition, our filters are all made of optical glass, which reproduces the colors of the images neutrally.

The individual components of the K75 Camera Filter Kits

The gray graduated filter and how it works

Graduated gray filters (GND filters) are a special type of graduated filter that are transparent at one end and darkened at the other end. The two areas converge in the middle of the filter, from clear to dark. This transition differs depending on the type of GND filter. The different types are described below for you. These filters are primarily used to balance the exposure of a scene, which in landscape photography naturally consists of a dark (foreground) and light (sky) section. A human eye is able to visualize a much larger range of light and shadow than a camera sensor. This is known as the "dynamic range" of a scene. Because the camera covers a smaller dynamic range, using GNDs helps capture the dynamic range of a scene with one exposure, rather than stitching together multiple shots with different exposure times in post-processing.

How do the types of GND filters in the K75 differ and when should they be used?

Soft GND filter
Hard GND filter
Reverse GND filter

Read more about the usage o f ND filters and GND filters in photography.

Is there a difference between gray graduated filters and graduated filters?

As the name suggests, both types of filters are graduated filters. Graduated gray filters go from dark to clear. However, there are also filters that fade from one color to transparent. In the 1980s, for example, tobacco graduated filters were very popular. Today, on the other hand, gradient filters with colored gradients are hardly ever used because this effect can be simulated on the computer with little effort.

How to master difficult light situations with a gray filter

The gray filter works like sunglasses for the camera. If you attach this to the lens, the light hitting the sensor is reduced. Each neutral density filter has a certain strength, which indicates by how many apertures it reduces the incident light. This allows long exposures to be realized and the following effects to be created:

represent the water of a stream or sea waves velvety
interesting effects can be created with waterfalls or a lake
in city photography you can make people "disappear" with the help of a gray filter
Let clouds move in the picture (wiping effect)
take decent pictures in very sunny areas

Read more about the usage of different ND filters in photography.

How is the exposure time for a gray filter determined without a table?

1/25 second x 2 = 1/13 second
1/13 second x 2 = 1/8 second
1/8 second x 2 = 1/4 second
1/4 second x 2 = 1/2 second
1/2 second x 2 = 1 second
1 second x 2 = 2 seconds
2 seconds x 2 = 4 seconds
4 seconds x 2 = 8 seconds
8 seconds x 2 = 16 seconds
16 seconds x 2 = 32 seconds

See our ND filter calculator-table here.

The versatile polarizing filter included in the K75 System

Another important type of filter that you should not do without is the so-called polarization filter, which is also known as a polarizing filter and CPL filter. Polarizing filters allow you to remove unwanted reflections from various surfaces such as glass, grass, water and leaves. With meadows and trees, this ensures a higher contrast and richer landscape, as can be seen in the image below. With glass, a polarizing filter makes the reflections almost completely disappear.
The effect is not always the same and depends on different factors. For example, the CPL filter can be rotated on the lens to change the intensity of the effect. The effect itself comes about because light waves oscillate in a certain direction. This direction is also known as the direction of polarization of the light. A polarizing filter is coated in such a way that it only allows light of a certain polarization to pass through. As a result, it swallows around 2 apertures of light, but at the same time reduces unwanted reflections.

Lens	Lens Diameter	Recommended Filter Size
Canon FE 16-35 mm f/2.8	82mm	95mm
Canon RF 15-35 mm f/2.8L IS USM	82mm	95mm
Fujinon XF 10-24 mm f/4 R OIS	72mm	77mm
Fujinon XF 16-80 mm f/4 R OIS	72mm	77mm
Fujinon 12-100 mm f/4 IS	72mm	77mm
Laowa 15mm f/2	72mm	95mm
Nikkor 24-120mm f/4G ED VR	77mm	82mm
Nikkor Z 14-30mm f/4 S	82mm	95mm
Nikkor Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S	112mm	112mm
Sigma 24-70 f/2.8	82mm	95mm
Sony FE 16-35 mm f/4 ZA OSS	72mm	82mm
Sony FE 16-35 mm f/2.8 GM	82mm	95mm
Sony FE 24-105 f/4 GM OSS	77mm	77mm
Tamron 17-28mm F/2.8 DI III RXD	67mm	82mm
Zuiko 8-25mm f/4 PRO	72mm	77mm
Zuiko 12-100mm f/4 IS PRO	72mm	77mm
Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO	62mm	77mm