Different types of graduated neutral density filters are suitable for different purposes and shooting conditions. Within the NiSi product range our graduated ND filters come as either soft, medium, reverse or hard graduated variations.
Good composition can make or break a landscape image. Composition is how you arrange and frame elements in a scene to guide the viewer’s eyes into and through your images. Good compositions in landscape photography …
The products in our NiSi Filters range come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit a very wide selection of cameras and lenses. From compact cameras to smaller bodied mirrorless or micro four-thirds …
Graduated neutral density filters come in several different varieties – the most common of them being soft, medium, hard and also reverse graduated ND filters. Each of them has different benefits on different types of scenes and better times to use them.
There are two different circular polarizers available to suit the V5 and V6 100mm NiSi filter systems – the NiSi Pro CPL and the Enhanced Landscape CPL.
Within the NiSi product range, there are two different types of glass being used for our 100mm square neutral density filters – the optical glass range of filters – and the B270 tempered glass range …
Once you have invested into a set of NiSi neutral density filters you are going to want to keep them safe and protected when you are not using them.
The front glass elements of your camera lenses are precision pieces of optics and care should always be shown to ensure no damage, cracks, or scratches happen through mishandling or when stored away for use.
When you first start to use a square neutral density filter system it can be a little confusing to understand the correct order to insert filters into the holder.
When you are out in the field and using neutral density filters, making the calculations required to work out either the best or correct exposure times for any specific filters can often become confusing.
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