Haida Night Photography Kit Anti-Fog Belt Clear Filter 77Mm

Haida Night Photography Kit Anti-fog Belt Clear Filter 77mm

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The Haida Night Photography Kit Anti-Fog Belt Clear Filter 77mmfrom Haida Night Photography Kit Anti-Fog Belt Clear Filter 77mmis designed to prevent fog forming on camera lenses and telescopes by gently warming them up. The Anti-Fog belt features an advanced graphene heating material that safely heats up quickly and evenly, and securely attaches around lens barrels up to 4.3" in diameter via touch fastener. This USB powered device can be operated using a power bank or other power source.

Anti-Fog Belt with MC Clear-Night Filter High-Tech Graphine Heating Material Belt Prevents Condensation on Lenses Filter Absorbs Yellow Sodium-Vapor Light Reduces Light Pollution in Night Sky 10 Layers of Anti-Reflection Coatings 77mm Optical Glass Filter Aluminum Alloy Ring

Power
Power Source	USB (Not Included)
Physical
Mounting	Side: Multiple Touch Fastener
Material of Construction	Graphine, Composit Fiber
Certifications	CE, FCC
Cable Length	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Dimensions	15.7 x 10.6 x 2" / 40 x 27 x 5 cm
Weight	2.4 oz / 67 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.27 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.8 x 3.7 x 1.7"

Low: 95 to 113°F / 35 to 45°C
Medium: 113 to 131°F / 45 to 55°C
High: 131 to 149°F / 55 to 65°C

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this item let me use Lee SW150 filters on the Sony 14mm lens without buying anything else?

A: The Haida M15 Filter Holder Kit for Sony 14mm Lens includes everything you need to use Lee 150mm wide filters on the Sony FE 14mm f/1.8 GM Lens.

Q: 2. How does the M10 Mark II system differ from and improve upon the original M10 system?

A: The M10 II System differs from the original in terms of the ergonomics with improvements to how the holder locks, the seals around the holder and the use of metal frames around the M10 II filters.

Q: 3. If I understand correctly, this is an external pouch with a filter insert. If so, could the filter insert be used separately?

A: The Kinesis F103 Small Filter Belt Pouch (BH #KIF103X) comes with seven removable dividers. These dividers can be used separately.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the canon version of Sigma lens?

A: The Haida Clear-Night Filter for Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Lens for Sony E is not compatible with the Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG HSM Art Lens for Canon EF.

Q: 5. I am extremely new at buying filters and have never bought a filter holder so my question, is it compatible with a 55 mm 1:1.8 STM 49mm??

A: As you state your lens uses 49mm filter threads, if you purchase the Haida 49mm Lens Adapter Ring for M10 Filter Holder, B&H # HAARM1049, then yes, you may use the Haida M10 Filter Holder, B&H # HAFHM10, to connect 100mm (4-inch wide) square or rectangular filters onto your camera lens.

Q: 6. Is this safe for use with all coatings that are on camera lens?

A: This kit can be used on any lens surface.

Q: 7. Does B&H sell the Bahtinov filter separatey (that is the one with the Y-shaped groovings)?

A: We offer the Farpoint Snap-In 77mm Camera Filter Bahtinov Focus Mask, BH # FAFP443 which snaps over these Kase filters. https://bhpho.to/3yJ74Xa

Q: 8. What is the difference between the M10 Enthusiast filter kit and the M10 Enthusiast filter kit II ?

A: Graduated 3-Stop Medium-Edge ND Filter verses Graduated 3-Stop Soft-Edge ND Filter

Q: 9. what kind of gasket for blocking light is in the set? no picture on box or desciption

A: The gasket is included with each filter. Unfortunately Haida does not provide a photo of the gasket.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the Sony 14mm f/1.8 GM?

A: No, the Haida Clear-Night Filter for Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Lens for Sony E is not compatible with the Sonly 14mm f/1.8 GM

Paul	05/08/2024
[0.27 lb] The Haida Clear-Night filter eliminated the brown haze of light pollution in my astro photographs. Just used it to capture Mars and the Milky Way and it worked. I live in a rural area without street lights, however there is enough glow in the east from nearby towns to cause problems for astro-photography. The Haida Clear-Night solved the problem. 5

Jack	19/07/2024
[0.27 lb] Helpful for milky way photography 5

Kendall	12/05/2024
[0.27 lb] After going through the reviews and comparisons, I decided to go with the Haida Clear Night filter. I bought the 67mm for use with my Sony 24mm f1.4 GM. First test was at Ft. Griffin which is a very dark site but you still get some light pollution on the horizon. What made me a believer in this filter was when I a couple photos, both with and without filter, as I was setting up. A quick view in the evf showed a dramatic difference between the two shots. As some have said, you do get more blue cast to the night sky, but I really like that look. And I can warm up whichever elements I want should I want to do that. All told a really nice LP filter. I liked it so much I purchased a 77mm version for other lenses. 5

John	21/04/2024
[0.27 lb] Used it on a normal nighttime city shoot. Worked great. No color cast. Quality materials. Recommended. 5

Robert	16/04/2024
[0.27 lb] Used this filter for the first time on a trip to England, Scotland, and Wales. Had a number of opportunities to use this filter. Shot both with the filter on and with it off my 24-120 f/4 s Nikon lens. While the images without the filter looked good I could see an improvement in the clarity of the images taken with the filter on. It seemed to do a good job of filtering out some of the ambient noise. It also adds a little color to the image that I find very pleasing changing you images from a standard night scene into something much more creative. You do have to remember to take it off when you switch to daylight shooting. 5