Construction Paper Grad Cap

[265 gsm] I am an amateur photographer of 45 years experience and a recent grad of NYIP. I tried some of this paper recently and was delighted with the look it gives to my nature and landscape photos. It is quite similar to the Canon Photo Pro Luster paper. It gives a bit more emphasis in the details with great tonal control.

[Glass] I have a GRAD ND 0.6 in 52 mm and its worked when the situation has called for it. I always carry polarizer and grad nd filters when I leave home. Most other grad nd filters are plastic. All Tiffens are glass and MADE IN USA!

[Glass] Love NISI filters This is actually my second 3 stop Soft Grad. I'm using two in the NISI switch holder to set the grad effect on two different angles at the same time

[Glass] Nice glass Grad ND.

[1x Film Roll] Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

[61 mm] Must have, best lens cap ever. Metal construction. Worth every penny. Highly recommended.

[Center Pinch] This is my favorite lens cap to use. Its sturdy construction and smooth operation are well worth the price.

[3.5 to 21x] Solid construction. Large magnification adjustment wheel. Easy to re-zero MOA/MIL cap once zeroed. The 1x magnification will co-witness front sight with X-high rise scope rings.

[72 mm] Perfect fit. Sturdy construction. Well made. A perfect replacement for the Canon cap I lost for my Canon TC-DC58B 1.5x Tele-Converter.

[48 mm] The brass construction eliminates the problem of getting the filter stuck on the lens. Ground glass optics account for its higher cost, and provide superlative quality. This is a great match for a Canon L lens. It hurts to shoot an epic landscape using an equally epic lens, just to have the quality suffer from a plate glass filter. A major problem is that without a threded outer ring the camera lens cap will not fit on it. Buying a slip on cap is highly reccomended with this purchase.