Soft Color Sharp Mechanical Pencil

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Adding color to a specific region of your image, the soft color sharp mechanical pencilfrom soft color sharp mechanical pencilproduces 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 middle, with a soft-edged 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 150 x 170mm, and is compatible with the LEE SW150 filter holder.

Graduated Color Filter Selective Coloring to a Portion of Image Resin Construction Compatible with LEE SW150 Holder

Parameters
Filter Type	Graduated Coral
Graduation Type	Soft Edge (Vertical)
Size	5.9 x 6.7" / 150 x 170 mm
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet	No
Filter Thickness	0.07" / 2 mm
Filter Material	Rigid Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.2 x 6 x 0.7"

This 6 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 150 x 170mm, is 2mm-thick, and is compatible with the LEE SW150 filter holder.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the tips wear out? When do you replace them?

A: THey do need to be replaced more if you are using your apple for creativity and artistic purposes and not just for handwriting. Usually the lines stop writing or do not let you complete the line etc

Q: 2. Can I write notes on Adobe pdf music scores?

A: Yes, just be sure to use a corresponding application that supports free hand note taking over pdf's on the iPad.

Q: 3. is this compatible with the iPad 7th gen?

A: Only the Apple Pencil 1st Gen is compatible with the iPad 7th Gen. From Apple... You can use Apple Pencil (2nd generation) with these iPad models: - iPad Air (4th generation) - iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation) and later - iPad Pro 11-inch (1st generation) and later

Q: 4. will the sensor work with a previously purchased bundle?

A: This is the recommended sensor by NEC for all there wide gamut monitors and SpectraView software. Unit is made by X-Rite and calibrated for SpectraView.

Q: 5. I bought some time ago the NEC Spectra Sensor Pro but have not used it for some time. I have an Apple MacBook Pro. How do I use it?

A: This product works using the NEC SpectraViewII software, which you may have installed once you first purchased the product. If you are having issues with that feel free to email us directly at askbh@bhphoto.com for further assistance.

Q: 6. How soft is this lead? #2 #5?

A: The Rite in the Rain Mechanical Pencil Lead Refill is 1.3mm.

Q: 7. can the 2st generation apple pencil work with the iPad pro. ( mid. 2017) ?

A: No the Apple Pencil 2nd generation is only compatible with the following: iPad Air (4th generation) iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation) and later iPad Pro 11-inch (1st generation) and later 2017 is a 2nd generation iPad Pro.

Q: 8. Is this pencil compatible with the most recent iPad Pro 11 inch which was released in 2020?

A: yes compatible with their 11" iPad Pro (1st and 2nd Gen) and 12.9" iPad Pro (3rd and 4th Gen), the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation).

Q: 9. Is it round like the earlier ones, so it rolls off surfaces and self-destructs?

A: Unlike the original Apple Pencil, which is completely round, the Apple Pencil Pro has two flat sides; therefore, it is not prone to rolling away.

Q: 10. I have an older NEC PA302W monitor which is a great monitor, but my new MacBook Pro will not work with my 32-bit SpectraView. I have been told that this sensor would have newer software that would make my older monitor work with a 64-bit operating software (OS Catalina 10.15.3). Can anyone tell me if that is correct?? Thanks JH

A: Yes, this should work with an older NEC PA302W.

Ron	25/09/2024
[8.2 x 6 x 0.7"] Works well with my NEC Pa231 and 271 monitors MacMini M1, Sonoma. Latest Spectraview software. 5

Scott	11/09/2024
[Rigid Plastic] Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills. 5

Peter	17/08/2024
[8.2 x 6 x 0.7"] I am using this to calibrate my NEC monitor using the NEC Spectraview software. PROS: It does exactly what it's supposed to do and does it very well. Note that the Spectraview software is sold separately. CONS: The X-Rite i1 Display Pro is exactly the same sensor but unlike the X-Rite, this one has been modified so that it can't be used to calibrate non-NEC monitors. If I ever have to move to a non-NEC monitor I will probably regret not getting the X-Rite. This is the only reason I would not recommend it to anyone. 5

John	12/08/2024
[8.2 x 6 x 0.7"] Simple to use with great results. 5

RC161	03/08/2024
[Rigid Plastic] Quick shipper. Product as described. 5

pinchus	25/07/2024
[0.3 lb] Weighted - solid - easy to find in our drawer of crayons, markers, pens, pencils, etc.! 5

Russ	13/07/2024
[8.2 x 6 x 0.7"] An excellent addition to any NEC monitor for accurate calibration and profiling. Takes full advantage of the built in lookup tables in the monitor, with a simple streamlined interface. 5

Bryan	06/07/2024
[0.3 lb] I bought this calibration sensor to work with the latest version of NECs SpectraView II software. My old sensor was no longer supported by the new 64bit app. It is basically a rebranded X-Rite i1Display Pro. This sensor will not work with X-Rites software, nor can SpectraView II be used to calibrate non-NEC displays. For me this is no problem since I only use wide-gamut NEC displays for my photography work. The calibration with this sensor is spot on. For home use I print from Photoshop CC using a Canon Pro-100 and Canon Pro Platinum photo paper. Using this sensor and the Print Standard setting in SpectraView II (80.0 cd/m2) the color of my prints is excellent. I get the color that is on my screen. Of course, one never gets the same brightness and contrast as you get on the screen, but the color rendition is as good as I could hope for. I am very pleased. FYI... I do calibrate my MacBook Pro using the open source DisplayCAL. This software does support this sensor via ArgyllCMS and I imagine can be used to calibrate most any display with excellent results. 5

John S.	02/07/2024
[Rigid Plastic] Bought this unit to replace an older one which had failed. The monitor and software were fine. This new unit works perfectly - quicker and more accurate than the old unit. 5

Richard	25/04/2024
[0.3 lb] This colorimeter is made by X-Rite, and it is matched to the NEC wide-gamut displays. Although the NEC SpectraVIEW II software is very good, I still prefer to use BasICColor Display 5 software (with this colorimeter) for hardware calibration and monitor profiling, as it has a complete CIECAM02 color appearance model implementation that is outstanding for photography. You can Google The CIECAM02 color appearance model if you need an introduction. Simple to use, excellent color management. 5