Blue Sky Subwoofer

[0.095 lb] Excellent for reducing reflections & enhancing blue sky

[0.15 lb] Brought out blue sky Filter case not good.

[6.25 x 5.2 x 1"] I'm getting great results darkening a blue sky and bringing out colors outdoors with this.

[0.625 lb] White clouds in a deep blue sky are typical for Florida. This works great.

[52 mm] Very useful filter when the blue sky is TOO bright on the gray sand beach.

[Aluminum] I use this filter when shooting wedding formals. It has dramatically increased the blue of the sky and reduced teh haze associated with humid summer days.

[Solid ND] I can’t take a photo of the brilliant blue sky, bright snow and the forest on Mount Rainier without the forest being just a dark shadow. With this graduated filter I can bring out the forest and not have a washed out sky and dull white snow.

[Solid ND] I use this for filming wedding videos in sunny colorado. Not only does it allow you to stop down, but it also makes the sky pop a deeper blue and gives the image an overall quality in blazing sunlight. It's also nice that the variable is a smooth ring and can easily transition within a shot (as apposed to a built in ND that clicks).

[0.1 lb] Works great with blue skies and fluffy white clouds, turns sky is much darker on negative. Also works great with variations in tree coloration, turns a sea of blah gray into blobs of various shades. Eliminates haze in landscape photos.

[Soft] I got this for my Fuji X-T30. Noticed spots that killed a whole shoot of pictures with blue sky. Very depressed thinking I would have to send the camera out for cleaning. It took longer finding and thenwatching the video instructions then it did to clean my sensor. Mirrorless makes this even simpler to use.