Adding color to a specific region of your image, the LEE Filters Blender Graduated Coral 9 Filter 100x150mmfrom LEE Filters Blender Graduated Coral 9 Filter 100x150mmproduces a warm, pinkish coloration to isolated portions of the frame with neutral results maintained in the opposite half of the image. This filter's coloring is densest at one edge and tapers to clear by the opposite edge, with a blended transition between the color and clear areas. This filter is ideally suited for adding color to an otherwise plain scene or to emphasize and complement existing tones in your image.

This filter is constructed from optically correct resin, measures 100 x 150mm, and is compatible with the LEE 100mm filter holder.

Graduated Color Filter    Selective Coloring to a Portion of Image    Resin Construction    Compatible with LEE 100mm Holder

This 9 density filter offers a medium amount of coloration compared to the range of densities available.

Produces a colored portion of an image while retaining a neutral portion for creatively enhancing the look of scenes.

Constructed from optical resin for maintained image quality and clarity.

Filter measures 100 x 150mm, is 2mm-thick, and is compatible with the LEE 100mm filter holder.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between a "Graduated Blender Filter" and Graduated ND FIlter?

A: Blender Grads have a light density on bottom half of the filter with a gradual transition to the ND effect in the top half. They are primarily used for light reduction in skylines of landscape shots. Blender grads have a soft transition perfect for hiding any obvious transition that can be found in soft or hard edge grads. when it comes to ND with hard transitions think of tele lens when it comes to soft think wide angle lens.

Q: 2. Will the filters fit into a Cokin Z pro holder?

A: Yes, the Lee ND Grads will work just fine with the Cokin Z Pro filter holder. The both permit the use of 100 x 150mm (4 x 6 ) filters.

Q: 3. will this fit in NiSi v6 holder ?

A: Yes, this filter being 100mm wide and 2mm thick would fit into the NiSi v6 Filter Holder.

Q: 4. is this the right size for 77mm and what filter holder should i use ?

A: Yes, this will fit both 77mm and 82mm lenses. I have the Lee 4x6 standard foundation kit. Youll have to get an adaptor ring for your lens (77mm) that the foundation kit holder snaps onto. Its a simple set up, rock solid and easy to take on/off the lens. The same foundation kit will work for several other lenses, you just need the appropriate lens ring adaptor.. Ive been very happy with the set up and filters.

Q: 5. can anyone tell me this is the soft set or the hard set? thanks

A: The LEE Filters 4x6 Graduated ND Resin Filter Set (0.3, 0.6, 0.9) listed above is the hard filter set; the LEE Filters Graduated Neutral Density Soft Filter Set 4 x 6 - Consists of Three Graduated ND (Neutral Density) Filters (.3, .6, .9) - Soft Transition, B&H # LENDGSS Mfr # SET-RESIN-NDGS, would be the soft filter set.

Q: 6. Hi, how do I specify hard or soft graduation for this item when ordering? Thanks, Richard

A: This Lee filter would be the hard edge version. For the soft edge version of the kit, please see B&H # LENDGSS http://bhpho.to/19IlKqj.

Q: 7. Would you recommend stacking this filter with a polarizer or a blue soft edge grad ND filter using the Lee filter holder?

A: Staking with a polarizer or a color filter is fine. It is important to make note that when stacking you can increase the chances of creating a type of flair. The light can bounce around between the filters to create the look of flair. When staking if you can it is best to use a lens hood or some cards to block the sun from hitting the lens.

Q: 8. Will these fit in the NiSi V5 holder kit? (2mm thickness)

A: Yes, these filters can fit the NiSi V5 Holder.

Q: 9. Filters fit the SW150 Mark II Holder?

A: These filters are optimized for the Lee 100mm Holder. The proper set for the SW150 Mark II is the LEE Filters 150 x 170mm SW150 Soft Edge Graduated Neutral Density Set, B&H # LEGNDSSW. https://bhpho.to/3gnICkN

Q: 10. Do these filters have a blue tint?

A: They will deepen the color of the sky because the exposure is reduced but it's more natural, not like blues from a circular polarizer.