The LEE Filters 298 0.15 Neutral Density Filter Rollfrom LEE Filters 298 0.15 Neutral Density Filter Rollis designed to reduce the output of a light fixture by half a stop. When applied, no additional coloration or contrast is created. This filter is constructed from polyester that is heat resistant to 356°F and delivered as a 48" x 25' roll on a 1" core.

Under 3200K tungsten light, the 298 0.15 Neutral Density Filter exhibits a 0.15 density and transmits light at 71.1%. Under 6774K Source C light, the filter exhibits a 0.16 density and transmits light at 69.3%.

Reduces Light Output    0.5-Stop Reduction    0.15 Density for 3200K Tungsten    71.1% Light Transmission for 3200K    0.16 Density for 6774K Source C    69.3% Light Transmission for 6774K    Heat Resistant to 356°F    Polyester Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 1) is there any 77mm filter? 2) is this made in China?

A: They do make a 77mm filter by Vu however it is a 2-stop (VUVSND277) unfortunately. And the item is made in China.

Q: 2. can I put a Filter on this Filter?

A: Yes. It has a 55mm front thread as well, so you may stack other 55mm threads on top of it. However, for best practices, it's recommended you keep the amount of stacked filters to as little as possible to prevent transmission loss, artefacts such as glare, color-shifting, etc.

Q: 3. Can I use a different brand of filter ring or do I need to buy the Lee brand 77mm?

A: You need the Lee brand to fit

Q: 4. Will the Formatt Hitech 100 x 100mm Firecrest ND Filter work with the New Lee 100 Filter Holder?

A: If it is a standard thickness, yes this will be able to take any 100mm square/rectangular filter.

Q: 5. Does it come with extra guides to add two filters or do you have to purchase more?

A: Unfortunately it does not. can only hold one filter

Q: 6. If I get this kit and a 77mm adapter can I use a polarizing filter as well as ND filter like the little stopper ? which polarizing filter would work? Does it matter if you use the wide angle 77mm adaptor? I have a Canon 24-105mm lens and a Canon 300mm prime.

A: You need the 105mm Polarizing Lee Filter .... and both the ND Filter and the 105mm Polarizing Lee Filter can be used simultaneously with the Foundation Kit (and the Wide Angle 77mm adapter that fit with your lens opening). I got the answer from my friend Maurice who experimented the kit more than me.

Q: 7. What's the difference between this material and that of the Lee Filters 216 White Diffusion Filter Roll? The transmission and f-stop reduction seems to be the same.

A: No difference, it is the same material.

Q: 8. Can I use this with a circular filter (polarizer) already attached to the lens?

A: If your polarizer has front filter threads and you get the proper Lee adapter ring, then yes it will work. Keep in mind you may get vignetting (darkening of the edges) if it is a wide angle lens.

Q: 9. Can I use Cokin Z Pro filters with the Lee Foundation kit?

A: The quick answer is yes, the Cokin filters will fit in the Lee Foundation Kit.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the material of this and LEE Filters 400 LEELux Filter (60" x 20")?

A: The LEE Filters 216 White Diffusion Filter (60" x 25' Roll with 1" Core) and the LEE Filters 400 LEELux Filter (60" x 20' Roll on 1" Core) in use are the same.