Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box
SKU: MB-T16-POLA
Main Features
- Circular Polariser Filter
- Designed for Mirage Matte Box
- Wireless Control via Optional Motor
- Fits Lenses with a 95mm Front Diameter
- Helps to Eliminate Reflections and Glare
- Reduces Haze in Landscapes
- Greater Colour and Tonal Saturation
- Can Use Lightweight Clamp-On Adapter
When utilising the Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box, clouds will billow off the page, and a rushing stream will show its stony substrate. The Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) may be fastened directly onto a 95mm lens or...
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Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box
SKU: MB-T16-POLA
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- Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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Main Features
- Circular Polariser Filter
- Designed for Mirage Matte Box
- Wireless Control via Optional Motor
- Fits Lenses with a 95mm Front Diameter
- Helps to Eliminate Reflections and Glare
- Reduces Haze in Landscapes
- Greater Colour and Tonal Saturation
- Can Use Lightweight Clamp-On Adapter
When utilising the Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box, clouds will billow off the page, and a rushing stream will show its stony substrate. The Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) may be fastened directly onto a 95mm lens or...
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Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box
When utilising the Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box, clouds will billow off the page, and a rushing stream will show its stony substrate. The Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) may be fastened directly onto a 95mm lens or slipped into the Mirage.
The light that appears as haze in the sky or as the polariser blocks a reflection from the water's surface. To select the angle that best highlights your subject and increases the contrast in your shot while blocking the most unwanted light, rotate the filter either manually or with an optional cordless motor.
This polariser fits the Tilta Mirage snugly and ensures that a lens with a front diameter of 95mm is completely covered. Alternatively, the Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) can be secured to the lens directly.
When sunlight gets partially polarised due to reflecting off electrons in air molecules and scattering into what appears as haze, polarizers block out the polarised light resulting from reflection off a non-metallic surface. One can significantly lessen glare and reflections from non-metallic surfaces and boost the saturation of sky and vegetation by using a polariser to block only those light rays.
The entering light is severely distorted by linear polarisers, which has an adverse effect on internal light metering and autofocus. Circular polarizers solve this problem by stacking a randomising filter layer after the polariser to disperse light, allowing certain camera functions to work as intended.
Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box
When utilising the Tilta 95mm Circular Polariser for Mirage Matte Box, clouds will billow off the page, and a rushing stream will show its stony substrate. The Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) may be fastened directly onto a 95mm lens or slipped into the Mirage.
The light that appears as haze in the sky or as the polariser blocks a reflection from the water's surface. To select the angle that best highlights your subject and increases the contrast in your shot while blocking the most unwanted light, rotate the filter either manually or with an optional cordless motor.
This polariser fits the Tilta Mirage snugly and ensures that a lens with a front diameter of 95mm is completely covered. Alternatively, the Lightweight Filter Clamp-On Adapter (sold separately) can be secured to the lens directly.
When sunlight gets partially polarised due to reflecting off electrons in air molecules and scattering into what appears as haze, polarizers block out the polarised light resulting from reflection off a non-metallic surface. One can significantly lessen glare and reflections from non-metallic surfaces and boost the saturation of sky and vegetation by using a polariser to block only those light rays.
The entering light is severely distorted by linear polarisers, which has an adverse effect on internal light metering and autofocus. Circular polarizers solve this problem by stacking a randomising filter layer after the polariser to disperse light, allowing certain camera functions to work as intended.