PolarPro Zenmuse X5 ND8 Graduated Filter

by PolarPro

Dostupnost: Isporuka 7-10 dana

SKU

PP-P6003-GR

Ultra-light design for smooth gimbal operation (5.9 grams), Precision threaded aircraft aluminum frame , Graduated from ND8 (3-Stop) to clear

33,25 €/250,52kn 26,60 €/200,42kn

Tečaj konverzije: 1 EUR = 7,53450 HRK

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Sadržaj pakiranja

1x ND8 Graduated Filter

Opis

The PolarPro ND8 Graduated Filter is a great addition to the DJI Zenmuse X5 camera, providing 3 f-stops of graduated light reduction. Made to help increase the camera's dynamic range and assist in correctly exposing scenes which lack perfect lighting, this filter is made specifically for the DJI Inspire 1 Pro camera and can easily be installed via the precision threaded aluminum design. Designed to work flawlessly with the Zenmuse X5 gimbal, this filter weighs just 5.9 grams ensuring smooth and safe gimbal operation.

Compatible With:

DJI MFT 15mm f/1.7 ASPH
Panasonic Lumix 15mm f/1.7
Olympus M.ED 12mm f/2.0
Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8
Olympus M.Zuiko 25mm f/1.8

Included Filters:

ND8 Graduated Filter: The ND8/GR reduces 3 stops of light on the top and has a soft edge transition that fades to clear on the bottom. This is the most common graduated filter and helps pilots properly expose the sky when the ground is poorly lit. This filter is designed for specific scenarios where your horizon line is near the middle of the frame.