Tokina 95mm Cinema PRO IRND 2.4 Filter - 8 Stops

Just imagine the power of a high-quality, durable, and effective filter that enhances your cinematic and photography experience. The 95mm Cinema PRO IRND 2.4 Filter - 8 Stops is a versatile and reliable tool designed to precisely control the amount of light entering your camera lens, without affecting the color.

Unlike most high-end cinema cameras that lack a built-in low-pass or IR cut filter, this product is designed to mimic the human eye, capturing as much data as possible from the image subject. The more sensitive your camera is to light, the more exposure needs to be maintained. This is where our filter steps in, reducing the need for a stronger ND filter that often results in infrared pollution.

Many camera manufacturers recommend the use of an IRND filter, but most on the market today come with adverse side effects like color shifting. Our filter, however, is designed to alleviate this issue. After adding or replacing our IRND filter, you won't need to constantly adjust the white balance to maintain true color fidelity, saving you time and effort.

Crafted with precision for the art of cinematography, the development team at Kenko Tokina has innovated with their Accu-ND Technology. This revolutionary filter stabilizes the transmittance of color throughout the visible spectrum, cutting infrared pollution without the need for continual white balance adjustments or post-shoot color shifts.

The Tokina PRO IRND filter is available in two styles: round and square/rectangular. The round PRO IRND filter features an ND vapor deposition coating on both sides of the glass, creating a truly neutral filter. The square/rectangular type has an ND vapor deposition coating sandwiched between two layers of glass, allowing for re-polishing should it get scratched, thereby extending the filter's lifespan.

Unlike other IRND filters that cut the near infrared from a particular wavelength, the Tokina PRO IRND filter suppresses rather than cuts the infrared up to 1200nm, eliminating infrared pollution. This method is less prone to producing unwanted color shifts, making this filter a superior choice for your cinema and photography needs.