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Extend coverage on pre-owned products after the retailer warranty ends and protect photo & video gear from accidental damage with Adorama Protect.
If we can’t fix it, we’ll replace it at no additional cost.
Coverage for pre-owned gear begins after the retailer warranty ends, plus accidental damage protection for photo/video gear that starts on day one.
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When regular use of your product over time results in mechanical or electrical failure.
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Our claims process is simple & easy and our customer service team is happy to help.
Adorama Protect powered by Extend is available for purchase to customers in the United States. Not available for International and U.S. territories purchases. Plans on pre-owned items do not cover pre-existing damages.
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Z-Pro Series Holders
GND2 filter - 1 f-stop
GND4 filter - 2 f-stops
GND8 filter - 3 f-stops
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The 3 Piece Hard-Edge Graduated Neutral Density Gray Filter Kit for Z-Pro Series Holder is a professional-grade tool designed to enhance your photography by reducing contrast differences in your compositions. Ideal for landscape photographers, these filters allow for the creation of well-balanced images, harmonizing skies and foreground details in a single shot.
These filters enable the production of images that are often unattainable through digital post-processing. The kit includes three densities - GND2, GND4, and GND8, providing versatility for various shooting scenarios.
Using a Gradual Neutral Gray filter is straightforward. First, determine the filter density needed by measuring the clear zone where you wish to maintain detail and the zone for the final exposure. Count the number of stops difference at a constant speed. For instance, a 2 stops difference requires a density of 0.6 (ND4).
Consider the subject when modulating your effect. For example, a reflection should be less bright than its source. Depending on the light and shadow separation, choose either a short or long transition zone filter.
Adjust the filter by closing the diaphragm as much as possible, pressing the depth of field preview button to better view the transition zone in the viewfinder. Adjust the filter vertically until its transition zone aligns perfectly with the light intensity line of your framing. The filter's effect depends on the lens and diaphragm setting. The more the aperture is reduced, the more noticeable the graduated shading effect will be.
Remember, the capture settings impact the filter's effectiveness. Always expose for the foreground. With experience, you'll quickly determine the right filter for your needs and adjust it efficiently. Carrying all three densities will equip you for almost any lighting condition.
Crafted from high-quality optical glass, these durable filters ensure accurate color reproduction and minimal distortion, making them an essential addition to your photography equipment.