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2016-10-30T20:22:21
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JORGE A.
2016-10-30T20:22:00
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JORGE A.
2016-10-30T20:21:01
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JORGE A.
Graduated Neutral Density
0.3
Soft Edge
Horizontal
Increase exposure by 1-stop - Transmits only 50% of light
Yes
No
Balanced light intensity from one part of a scene to another
Nature, Travel, Outdoor photography; To maintain light control, as in bright contrasting landscapes; i.e. bright sky, dark foreground
Water White Schott Glass
4 x 5.65" (100 x 140mm, 4mm thick)
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The Graduated Neutral Density Filter is used for Cinematography. 50% of the filter is clear and 50% has a Neutral Density of 0.3 (1 stop). The transition from clear to ND is done with a Soft Edge (SE) transition line. Soft Edge grads lines are used with wide angle and normal focal length lenses. Graduated Neutral Density filters are used to balance exposure within a scene. One very common use is to balance the exposure of sky and earth in a landscape, avoiding overexposed blank white skies.