This 4 x 5.65" Tiffen Soft FX 1 IRND Filter 4x5.65 3-Stopis an all-in-one filter combining the benefits of multiple filters. Tiffen has combined innovative IRND technology with the Soft/FX filters that retain overall image clarity while softening unwanted details. This filter combines IRND to allow selective aperture and IR control with the pleasing softness of Soft/FX to deliver a great overall effect.

Tiffen's ColorCore technology provides filmmakers with the necessary tools to create the world's greatest images.

0.9 Optical Density    ColorCore Technology

3 filters in one, reducing multiple surfaces and potential reflection from stacked filters

Tiny lenslets put fine image elements out of focus while leaving large details sharp

Lighter densities are very subtle, producing almost no flare

Higher densities are more noticeable but still provide a pleasing portrait

Eliminates the potential "too sharp" look of modern cameras and lenses

For digital cameras with CMOS & CCD sensors with heightened response to the Red channel

Absorbs pollution of the Far Red (visible) and Near Infrared wavelengths

IR absorbing component is proportionate to the ND value

Ideal for lightweight or clip-on matte boxes

Made from water white glass

IRND+SFX will not ripple or distort when panning

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a good Mixer for the Shure SM7B? I recently bought this mic and I understand it needs a lot of Pre amp gain, at least 60+db.

A: While this can used with the SM7B, it is highly recommended to purchase a signal booster to add additional gain to the mic before the mixer. An example would be the CloudLifter B&H # CLCL1.

Q: 2. Is this rack mountable?

A: Yes, and it comes with the rack mouning hardware.

Q: 3. Without the aperture ring, can I use manual mode on the X-H1 and change the aperture with the back dial? Or can I only use auto aperture?

A: Auto exposure only.

Q: 4. Is any company planning to develop Nikon F lens mount to Fuji X mount adapter?

A: Hi--B&H currently carries 30 Nikon F to Fujifilm X lens adapters: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=lens%20adapter&filters=fct_camera-body-mount_1595%3Afujifilm-x-mount%2Cfct_lens-mount_1596%3Anikon-f%7Cnikon-f-g-type-lens

Q: 5. If I connect to a laptop via USB, is it possible to mix recorded channels separately with DAW software? E.G. Record a live band to laptop and then mix each input post recording. If so, which software would I need? Thanks

A: The USB interface is 2in/2out. You will be transmitting the main stereo mix to your computer via USB. Individual channels are not able to be routed to separate channels in a DAW via this mixer.

Q: 6. is it HD and LCD rated so no glare or dulling bin out side sunlight? Can It be cut to fit? or do you have a porduct that can. P

A: The Sony Soft LCD Protector will not dull the LCD screens. However, depending on the angle of the light, you might get glare. It is made for 3.5" LCD screens and cannot be cut. The Sensei Cut-to-Fit Soft LCD Screen Protector (6 Pack) could be cut to size. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3ZRZeYN.

Q: 7. Is the physical dimension between Fringer EF-FX Pro II and Fringer EF-FX II the same?

A: There are no exact dimensions available for these items, but the Fringer EF-FX II Lens Mount Adapter for EF- or EF-S-Mount Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera has basically the same dimensions as the Fringer EF-FX Pro II Lens Mount Adapter for EF- or EF-S-Mount Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount Camera.

Q: 8. Will this mixer power high impedance headphones such as the sennheiser hd650's ?

A: The headphone output on the Yamaha MG10XU will cater to headphones with a nominal impedance of 40 ohms. Because the HD650's are 300 ohms, the use of an external headphone amplifier will be beneficial and recommended.

Q: 9. What is the weight of the adapter itself? The specs only list the package weight.

A: The weight of Fringer NF-FX II Nikon F Lens to FUJIFILM X Camera Adapter is 180g or 6.3 ounces.

Q: 10. On the adapter without the aperture ring, can you still set the apertures on the lens using the controls built into the body of the Fuji camera?

A: Yes, it supports using the camera to control the lens aperture.