H&Y Revoring Mark II Video Kit 46-62mm
The H&Y Revoring Mark II Video Kit 46-62mm is a complete set for videographers, consisting of the variable ND-1000 + CPL filter MkII, a magnetic bridge ring, a magnetic matte box, and a locking unit — ideal for precise exposure and polarisation filter control during filming. The REVORING Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter offers a combination of a variable neutral density filter with an exposure increase of 1.5 to 10 stops, combined with a circular polarising filter. This combination of features results in a filter that is highly suited to landscape photography and more. The REVORING is a unique adapter ring featuring a unique self-retracting disc technology with threads at each end, allowing it to be attached to any lens with a filter thread size of 46–62mm. The individual threaded discs overlap one another, eliminating reflections entirely.
Bridge Ring for REVORING 46-62mm
The 46-62mm Swift Magnetic Bridge Ring for REVORING is designed to connect the base modules and top accessories of the Swift system. This variant features a magnetic thread that allows magnetic clip-on filters to be attached, making the set-up compatible with accessories such as the Magnetic Matte Box, Magnetic Square Filter Holder, and Magnetic Collapsible Lens Hood.
REVORING Swift Magnetic Matte Box for REVORING
The REVORING Swift Magnetic Matte Box is designed as an accessory for the Swift System magnetic filter system. A base module and a bridge module are required for mounting on a camera lens. The Matte Box blocks unwanted stray light from above or harsh sunlight. It is compatible with a range of H&Y square magnetic filters, REVORING variable adapters, filter stands, and filters, making it a perfect tool for filmmakers shooting directly with the camera or working in production houses.
Locking Unit for ND-1000+CPL Filters
This locking unit is used to secure the rotating pins of the ND-1000+CPL filter, as the neutral density filter and the circular polarising filter are not swapped out separately during video recording.
