SCHNEIDER 4X5.65 Rhodium FSND 1.2 Hard Edge Horizontal – MPTV1097462 (68-140455)

RHODIUM FSNDGRADUATED

• Colour-matched.
• Full spectrum ND 350-1000nm.
• Follow the natural gradient of the sky.
• Hard and soft edges version available.
• Eliminate IR pollution for digital sensors.
• Available in 5 stops from 0.3 1.5.

Line of 5 colour-neutral Full Spectrum graduated ND filters in one-stop steps. Consistent filtering of full light spectrum from IR throughout the visible spectrum down to UV (350-1.00nm). Eliminates IR pollution with all available sensors and cameras without any colour cast.
Graduated FSND filters are half clear and transitioning, either abruptly or gradually, to half neutral grey. RHOdium Full Spectrum Graduated NDs are designed with a gradient following the natural shading of the sky, allowing a more even exposure of the image. Consistent neutrality with the solid RHOdium FSND filter line.
A truly neutral ND transmits a similar amount of light from the near UV through the visible and into the near IR. This full spectrum ND filter is made specifically for the critical colour standards of 4K, 6K, and 8K resolution cameras. This is of particular importance in post-production colour grading because it allows the colourist to grade all the shots the same, filtered, or unfiltered. RHOdium FSND resolves even the finest detail and produces images free from distortion. By encapsulating the interlayer between the glass, rather than on the surface, RHOdium FSND filters are better protected from abrasions and other rigours of production.

FEATURES
Follow the natural gradient of the sky.
Hard and soft edges version available.
Eliminate IR pollution for digital sensors. Available in 5 stops from 0.3 1.5.

USP
Color-matched Full spectrum ND 350-1000nm.

APPLICATION
By reducing the exposure in selective areas, you can balance the overall exposure of the scene to gain detail in both bright and dark areas. Such as an open sky and shadowed foreground. Hard-edged for long focal length and soft-edged for short and mid-range focal length lenses.