- Typical ND fader, but now in cinema sizes of 138mm and 4 x 5.65 filters.
- Blocks up to about 9 stops (2.7 ND) of light
- If shooting with an IR sensitive camera, you will need IR filtration at heavier levels of ND blocking. (IRND Test seen here.)
- Same idea as the ND fader, only in color temperature. It is adjustable from no color shift to blue (daylight) to orange (tungsten).
- Great way to optically color balance the image, making for cleaner imagery with less post processing needed.
- Helpful tool for those shooting with any Red camera. (Red One, Epic, or Scarlet.)
- Can be used to help create a look in camera. (As seen in the video above.) Optically warm up or cool down and image.
- Good addition to a set of coral filters. Not a replacement for the corals, as it has a different warmth to it.
- At 180 degrees off axis from the sun, there is some darkening of the image due to the nature of the polarizing of the light.
Until Next Time - Get Out There And Shoot!
Ryan E. Walters, Cinematographer
Thanks for the great review/test. Are these filters available to the public? I can't seem to find them anywhere on letus35.com or letusdirect.com
ReplyDeleteThey will be soon. I'll post an update here as soon as they are available for purchase.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the filter is available now: http://www.letusdirect.com/cart/letus-matte-box-complete-kit.html
ReplyDelete(Unfortunately, I do not see it listed separately yet, just as an add on to the matte box ...)
We will post it soon to be purchased separately ($499 per set).
ReplyDeleteAwesome - Glad to hear it. :)
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