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HOYA Pro ND16 Grad filter 77mm
44 990 Ft
Product description
Blender-type transitional ND filter to balance the brightness of bright areas and dark areas of the image. 0-4 levels of dimming.
HOYA PROND GRAD is a transparent round filter designed to balance the brightness of bright areas and dark areas of the image. We recommend it to photographers who mainly do landscape photography. The blender filter is extremely versatile and can be used in a variety of situations, especially when the landscape and horizon are complex or uneven in texture. The HOYA PROND GRAD filter includes ACCU-ND technology, providing the best quality and the best experience for the photographer.

A graduated filter helps you adjust the brightness of the bright sky and terrain, resulting in an excellent, overall well-exposed, finished image.

For professional photographers working with RAW data, the transition filter helps preserve the most information in bright areas. This makes the further post-editing process easier and saves time. This issue especially affects bright areas, where pixel saving is the most difficult process.

Blender filters can be used for a variety of scenes, especially when the landscape and horizon are too complex to hide the transition of a soft edge filter. The blender type HOYA PROND GRAD filters are extremely versatile and easy to use.
The rotating frame allows you to precisely adjust the gradient according to the composition or subject of the image.

The HOYA PROND FILTER is a high quality product designed for both the photography and HDSLR video markets. PROND filters use HOYA's exclusive clear optical glass with a metallic coating on the front and back to uniformly reduce almost all ranges of the light spectrum, even the IR spectrum. The ACCU-ND technology used in the coating process results in a truly neutral color balance that does not add any noticeable color to your images.
