Tilta Illusion Full-Spectrum Nd Filter 95Mm 6-Stop

Tilta Illusion Full-spectrum Nd Filter 95mm 6-stop

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This 6-stop, 95mm Tilta Illusion Full-Spectrum ND Filter 95mm 6-Stopfrom Tilta Illusion Full-Spectrum ND Filter 95mm 6-Stopis a waterproof, oil-resistant, and scratch-resistant nano-coated filter designed for the circular 95mm standard of the Tilta Mirage matte box. As a full-spectrum ND filter, it evenly reduces all wavelengths of light, including visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light. The filter is built to uniformly reduce the levels in the light spectrum without significantly affecting the color. The overall spectral curve remains consistent, and light intensity for various colors is proportionally diminished and does not result in color bias.

Evenly Reduces All Wavelengths of Light Consistently Reduces Intensity of Light Ensures Uniformly Exposed Shot Accurate Color Rendition

Parameters
Filter Type	Solid ND
Exposure Reduction	6-Stop
Size	95 mm (Tilta Mirage Matte Box)
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet	No
Coating	Multi & Resistance Coated
Filter Material	Glass
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.205 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.7 x 4.6 x 0.6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this hold two filters?

A: According to Tilta, you can mount two 95mm filers in the same tray.

Q: 2. How much light output does this have compared to the Aputure MC Pro, since it's 18W?

A: The Kelvin Play RGBACL Full Spectrum LED Creative Pocket Light BH #KELVINKPLAY is 18w and the Aputure MC Pro is 7w.

Q: 3. How many lumens is this bulb?

A: According to the manufacturer it is 1400 lumens.

Q: 4. Can this light be powered by an V mount battery via usbc cable while it’s in use ?

A: Some V mount batteries like the BH #SM3580 support USB power out and could be used with the Kelvin Play RGBACL Full Spectrum LED Creative Pocket Light BH #KELVINKPLAY.

Q: 5. What is the widest focal length (in full frame) without vignetting?

A: The Tilta 95mm Circular Polarizer for Mirage Matte Box can support 24mm without vignetting on full frame.

Q: 6. can i use it for print matching?

A: This light would have a cooler color temperature than what is recommended for print matching, therefore it would not be as ideal to use it for this purpose. The GTI PDV-1e/SW Professional Desktop Viewer B&H # GTPDV1ESW would be a more suitable option if your prints are smaller.

Q: 7. What is the thickness tolerance of filters that can be inserted into each slot?

A: The only filters that would work with this adapter are 95mm filters from Vaxis. Vaxis 95mm filters for the Tilta Mirage Matte Box: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=Vaxis%2095mm&sts=ma

Q: 8. Can the we remove the polarizer and get a filter on this trey?

A: No, The filter is not designed to be removed from it's tray.

Q: 9. Can this be used with the variable ND module?

A: No, you cannot use the Tilta 95mm Circular Polarizer for Mirage Matte Box and the Tilta 95mm Variable ND Filter for Mirage Matte Box at the same time as the Tilta Mirage Matte Box can only hold one at a time.

Q: 10. Will this fit on Sigma Cine 18-35 T2 lens?

A: This filter can't attach straight to a lens, it is built to fit into a Tilta Mirage Matte Box (BH #TIMBT16). The Mirage can fit onto the Sigma Cine 18-35 T2 lens using its included 82mm adapter ring.

Awat Sharif	12/08/2024
[Solid ND] Very good quality 5

Jay	26/07/2024
[0.205 lb] Use these on my RED GEMINI and they are amazing. Unlike other NDs colour cast negligible, amazing build quality with nice edges. Invest in the best and will save you money in the long run. 5

Joe	03/07/2024
[0.205 lb] Good glass is expensive but these will outlive you if you don't break them. 5

Jay	23/05/2024
[Solid ND] Use these amazing Full spectrum NDs with my RED GEMINI and you can see the difference when compared to cheaper ND, variable NDs and other premium NDs. Build quality is amazing. These are not dyed NDs so the colour cast is non existent. Invest in the best and you will save time and money in the long run. 5

Jack	14/05/2024
[Glass] I’m building my kit up and went back and forth about buying the 7 stop filter. I’m currently shooting a lot of buildings for a project and need to cut a lot of light. Previously Ive used Tiffens, and there’s nothing wrong with them, but blacks in the image are a lot cleaner. After using this filter for few weeks I’m glad it’s in my kit 5

Dietrich	13/05/2024
[0.205 lb] I was debating which set of glass to go with and decided on Schneider rather than NiSi; I have a few friends who said Schneider was/is the industry standard. So far I can’t disagree. The glass itself is solid and doesn’t add any noticeable color to the image when shooting. I chose the 0.9 (3-stops) as my all-purpose glass since it allows me to consistently shoot wide open in a variety of environments with my Sigma 18-35mm on my Pocket 6K. So far so good. 5

Steven	30/11/-0001
[Glass] It's Schneider. And full spectrum. Nothing compares. 5

Josh	30/11/-0001
[0.205 lb] Pros: There isn't any color shift with RHOdium ND filters. Cons: Very expensive Outcome: I will never use another type of ND again. Doesn't matter the grade. Also, I never thought I would be a neutral density fan boy. Now I am because these are just way too good. 5