The FotodioX 130x173mm Soft-Edge Graduated Orange Filteris a filter designed for use with the Cokin X-Pro series or FotodioX Pro 130mm filter holder systems. It can be used to add an orange tint to complement an existing sunrise or sunset within a scene, or to otherwise enhance a hazy or colorless sky. When used to enhance the sky within an image, the desired effect can be applied only to the sky, without any unwanted changes to any other part of the image. The filter is densest at the edge and tapers to clear by the middle, with a soft-edged line of transition between the dense and clear areas.

This filter is made of durable, optical resin (CR39) and measures 2.9mm thick. A plastic sleeve is also included with the filter.

For FotodioX Pro 130mm Filter Holder    For Cokin X-Pro Series Filter Holder    Enhances Existing Sunrise or Sunset    Enhances Gray or Colorless Sky    Soft-Edged Line of Transition    Optical Resin CR39 Filter    Plastic Sleeve

• Compatible with Cokin X-Pro series, or FotodioX Pro 130mm filter holders
• Adds an orange tint to complement an existing sunrise or sunset, or to enhance a hazy or colorless sky
• Soft-edged line of transition between the dense and clear areas
• 0.6 density and 4x filter factor provides up to a two-stop reduction of light in selective areas
• Constructed from optical resin (CR39) for clarity and durability
• Plastic filter sleeve included for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the weight of the light with batteries when you're holding it? Thanks!

A: The weight of the FotodioX Pro FlapJack LED Wand C-308AS Bi-Color Edge Light is 6.94 lbs, while the weight of the NP-F740 batteries together would be approximately 0.9 lbs. As such, the weight of the FotodioX Pro FlapJack LED Wand with the batteries would be approximately 7.94 lbs.

Q: 2. Regarding the output of the light, how bright is it at its highest setting? For example, it is comparable to a 500w light, 650w, 1000w, etc. in terms of how bright it can get

A: Wow, one guy says 65 watt equivalent, another guy says 650 watt equivalent. What a difference! Here is the definitive answer: An old-school 750 watt Lowel Tota tungsten light puts out 2,700 lux at 3.3'. This light puts out between 778 and 865 lux at 3.3' (depending on your color; 5600K mode is brighter than 3200K mode). That's ~30% as much light as the Lowel Tota or the equivalent of a 220-240 watt tungsten light.

Q: 3. What is the Illuminance in lux? Many of these lights don't provide this information.

A: The intensity at 1m is: 3200k - 195lx 5600k - 230lx

Q: 4. Will format Hitech 4x6 filters work with this?

A: These items were purchased as a gift. I never used them.

Q: 5. Would it make sense to buy two of these? One for your key and the other for the fill? Or possible to flood the scene a bit with soft light?

A: I would start with one and depending on what youre shooting you can always add a second if required

Q: 6. How long does the batteries last at full power? I would like "real-world" replies. Thanks :)

A: The batteries will last 2 hours at full power.

Q: 7. How long does the battery charge last when light is on full power?

A: At 100% power the light can run for approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes. At 50% power, its about six hours. This applies to the included NP-740 style batteries

Q: 8. How many LEDs is in this?

A: Fotodiox does not list the number of leds but please note this light uses leds that are reflective in that they come in from the side.They will have less than the front facing type.

Q: 9. Does this come with a mains power adapter?

A: Yes, It has mains lead/adapter in the box.

Q: 10. Whats is the max lumen output at full setting?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer only lists this light in terms of lux rating which is 865 lux at 5600K at 1m and 780 lux at 3200K at 1m.