Kase ND16 filters: 4-stop neutral density filters for drones and cameras

FAQ on using ND16 4 f-stop filters

What is an ND16 Filter?

An ND16 filter is a neutral density filter that reduces the amount of light that enters the camera lens by 4 stops without affecting the colour or contrast of the image. ND16 filters are typically made of high-quality glass and are available in various sizes to fit different camera lenses.

How many stops does an ND16 filter have?

An ND16 filter has 4 stops of light reduction, which means it reduces the amount of light entering the lens by a factor of 16. This makes it ideal for shooting in bright conditions when a slower shutter speed or wider aperture is needed to achieve the desired effect.

What are ND16 filters used for?

ND16 filters are used to control the amount of light entering the camera lens, allowing photographers to use slower shutter speeds or wider apertures in bright conditions. This allows for creative effects like motion blur, shallow depth of field, and long exposures. ND16 filters are particularly useful for outdoor photography in bright sunlight or when shooting near reflective surfaces like water.

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When should you use an ND16 filter?

An ND16 filter is best used when the camera's exposure settings need to be adjusted to capture the desired effect, but there is too much light entering the lens. This can occur when shooting in bright sunlight or when using a wide aperture to achieve a shallow depth of field. 4-stop ND filters can also be used in situations where the camera's maximum shutter speed is too slow to achieve the desired effect.

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