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| General | |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Scratch-resistant | |
| Filter size (mm) | 82.0 mm |
| Filter type | Variable ND |
| ND stop range | 2-5 stops |
| Water-/oil-repellent |
| Construction & Coating | |
|---|---|
| Coating | Multi-Coated |
Answer: The filter consists of two pieces of high-quality PolarPro CinemaSeries glass and a gold-colored aluminum mount. This combination of materials ensures high optical quality, durability, and low weight, which is particularly advantageous for the mobile use of the Peter McKinnon ND filter.
Answer: This is a variable ND filter (neutral density filter), also known as a variable gray filter. A Peter McKinnon ND filter 82mm allows you to adjust the amount of light reaching the camera sensor without having to change the filter – especially useful in changing lighting conditions.
Answer: The filter blocks between 2 and 5 f-stops. This is equivalent to an ND4-ND32 neutral density filter. This flexibility allows for optimal exposure control and enables creative effects such as motion blur or shallow depth of field, even in bright light. The Peter McKinnon ND filter 82mm can therefore reduce the light by a maximum of 5 f-stops.
Answer: Yes, the filter is double-sided coated. This double-sided coating provides optimal protection against reflections, scratches, and dirt for the Peter McKinnon ND filter, ensuring excellent image quality.
Answer: Yes, the Peter McKinnon ND 82mm filter features a laser-engraved aperture scale on the aluminum mount. This scale helps to precisely adjust how much light is blocked, providing greater control when filming and photographing.
Answer: When adjusting the Peter McKinnon ND filter, you feel a slight click at each aperture setting, which is known as haptic feedback. This tactile feedback ensures that you can concentrate on the shot while filming and don't accidentally change the setting.
Answer: No, the filter prevents cross-polarization and vignetting, even with lenses with a focal length of 16 mm and longer. This means that even with wide-angle lenses, no dark corners or unwanted polarization patterns appear – important for consistent image quality. These advantages apply specifically to the Peter McKinnon ND filter 82 mm.
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