Rollei Premium Round Filter ND User Manual

Premium Round Filter ND
1. Gorilla®* Glas
Thanks to its unique surface coating, the filter glass resists even the most adverse environmental condi­tions such as scratches and shocks or constant contact with the material. Distortion-free and highly light trans missive, this special glass is used for particularly high-quality photo products.
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Extremely robust anddurable High translucency No optical distortion
2. Luminance Coating
This special coating considerably increases the resistance of the optical surface to scratches and damage. At the same time, of course, the colour fidelity and light trans­mission of the various filter models are retained to their full extent.
Highest colour fidelity Low reflections Scratch-resistant
3. Engineered & Quality Controlled In Germany
Strict technical guidelines Individual quality control in Germany Special measuring procedure
Engineered & Quality Controlled in Germany
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ND1000ND8
ND64
Modus operandi
ND filter is the abbreviation for neutral density filter. The ND filter is used to achieve a
uniformly moderate darkening of the image. In addition, it gives the image a uniformly neutral grey colour so that the colour rendition cannot be altered.
An ND filter makes the subject darker by several guide values thus preventing over-exposed
images.
Frequent applications for ND filters include taking shots with blur effects or of running water
under daylight conditions. ND filters are used with various degrees of darkening, depending on the prevailing light conditions for the desired aperture and exposure time.
Technical data
Neutral grey filter IR ND8 ND64 ND1000 Optical density 0.9 1.8 3.0 F-Stop reduction 3 stops 6 stops 10 stops Degree of permeability 12.5 % 1.563 % 0.098 % Material Gorilla®* Glass, Ring made of aluminum Available in the Ø 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, 77 and 82 mm
*Gorilla® is a registered trademark of Corning Inc.
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