Kase ND512 filters: set with 9-stop neutral density filters
ND512 are designed to reduce the amount of light entering your camera by nine stops, allowing you to achieve a variety of creative effects. Kase's ND512 filters are made from top-quality optical glass, so they'll deliver sharp images with minimal colour casts. Browse our catalogue to find the best filter for your needs!
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What is an ND512 filter?
An ND512 filter is a type of neutral density filter that reduces the amount of light entering the camera lens by nine stops. Like other ND filters, the ND512 filter reduces the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor while maintaining colour and contrast.
How many stops does an ND512 filter have?
An ND512 filter reduces the amount of light entering the camera lens by 9 stops, making it more powerful than ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64, ND128, and ND256 filters. With a light reduction of nine stops, an ND512 filter allows the photographer to achieve a slow shutter speed or wide aperture while avoiding overexposure.
What are ND512 filters used for?
ND512 filters are used in situations with strong light sources, allowing photographers to adjust exposure settings. They're particularly useful in landscape photography to create motion effects by blurring elements like waterfalls or clouds. Additionally, 9-stop neutral density filters help achieve a shallow depth of field in bright light conditions.
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When should you use an ND512 filter?
9-stop ND filters are used in bright light conditions when a slower shutter speed or wider aperture are needed. When shooting with ND512 filters, the photographer can create a sense of motion in an image or achieve a shallow depth of field in bright light conditions.
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