Graduated ND Filter ND1000 10 Stops OD3 For Portraits

A graduated ND filter ND1000 10 stops OD3 has a neutral density filter at the top that transitions into a clear optical glass at the bottom. The neutral density portion reduces the light entering the lens, while the transparent amount leaves light transmission unaltered. This allows you to selectively darken areas of an image, such as a bright sky while leaving the foreground unfiltered.

 

Made from the highest optical glass and aluminum for maximum image quality and durability, the ND1000 graduated neutral density filter is backed by ISO9001, RoHS certification. Experience the pinnacle of creative control and craftsmanship. For discerning photographers who demand the ultimate versatility and quality, the PhotoGRAD ND1000 is a clear choice. Master contrast, enhance color, and take command of motion—achieve a new level of expertise with the ND1000. See more with ND1000 10 stops.

 

Features

- Neutral density filter for NDF1000

- Broad compatibility

- Extraordinary maintenance for the images’ sharpness and color accuracy

- High durability

- Multi-coating

- ISO9001, ROHS certified

 

Parameters

Product Name	NDF1000
Optical Density	OD3
Stops Reduction	Stops 10
Diameter	77mm or custom
Thickness	1mm or custom
Shape	Round or Square
Type	Absorptive or Reflective
Coating	Multi-coating
Tolerance	±0.01-0.1mm
Wavelength Range:	200-1200nm

 

Spectrum transmission curve

 

Applications

The applications for an ND1000 neutral density filter are numerous. In the hands of a creative photographer, this simple accessory becomes a tool for crafting unique visions only possible with the extended creative control over exposure and motion it provides. An ND1000 filter opens the door to a world of long exposure effects and shallow depth of field previously unattainable in normal lighting conditions. Here are some of the main applications for an ND1000 10-stop neutral density filter in photography:

- Long-exposure landscape photography

- Seascapes with smoothed water

- Cityscapes with light trails

- Architecture with light trails

- Flash balancing with ambient light

 

ND filter’s before and after

An ND filter or neutral density filter is used in photography to reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens. It allows photographers to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions where standard exposure settings would produce an overexposed image.

 

ND filters are gray in color and reduce the intensity of all wavelengths of light equally. They do not affect the color of the image. The density of an ND filter is specified by its optical density or “ND number” - for example, ND2, ND4, ND8, etc. The higher the ND number, the darker the filter and the more light it reduces.

 

Here are some examples to illustrate the effect of using different ND filters:

 

Without ND filter

- Aperture: f/16

- Shutter speed: 1/250 sec

- ISO: 200

 

With ND2 (reduces light by one stop)

- Aperture: f/11

- Shutter speed: 1/250 sec

- ISO: 200

 

With ND4 (reduces light by two stops)

- Aperture: f/8

- Shutter speed: 1/250 sec

- ISO: 200

 

With ND8 (reduces light by three stops)

- Aperture: f/5.6

- Shutter speed: 1/250 sec

- ISO: 200

 

As you can see, a darker ND filter allows for a wider aperture while keeping the shutter speed and ISO the same. This can be useful for achieving a shallow depth of field in bright light. It also allows using slower shutter speeds to capture motion blur while avoiding overexposure.

ND filters, especially dark ones like ND8 and above, are famous for long-exposure photography techniques like foggy waterfall shots, wispy cloud images, and dreamy seascapes. By reducing the light, graduated ND filter ND1000 10 stops OD3 allows photographers to slow down the shutter speed significantly during the day to achieve these creative effects.

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