Use this adapter ring to connect your Lucroit 100mm holder system to your lens. Choose the adapter ring to match the threads on the front of your lens. The slim...
Firecrest ND is a revolutionary new type of ND filter from Formatt Hitech. Rather than dyed resin, Firecrest is a rare earth metal coating used to create hyper neutral NDs....
Polarisers are essential filters for increasing the image quality of your outdoor photographs because they remove atmospheric haze, increasing contrast between clouds and sky. polarisers also remove unwanted reflections from...
Polarizers are essential filters for increasing the image quality of your outdoor photographs because they reduce atmospheric haze, increasing contrast between clouds and sky, and remove unwanted reflections from water,...
Neutral density (or ND) filters produce a grey neutral tone and are used in photography to reduce light, enabling more control over exposure and depth of field without affecting color...
Firecrest ND is a revolutionary new type of ND filter from Formatt Hitech. Rather than dyed resin, Firecrest is a rare earth mineral coating used to create hyper neutral NDs....
The light balancing kit contains four color temperature correction filters - 81a, 81d, 82a, 82c. Color temperature correction filters provide a range of warming and cooling effects and are used...
A clever, lightweight holder solution that is a nice alternative to the Formatt-Hitech 100mm holder. Made for people who require a french flag and barn doors. Available with two or...
This Grad Kit contains the most commonly used densities of filter - 1-3 stops (0.3, 0.6 & 0.9). Hard Edge ND grads feature a neutral gray effect at the top...
Formatt Hitech IR Cut filters are a hot mirror style clear filter designed to cut all near infrared light from 650nm and above, passing only light in the 400nm-650nm visible...
Formatt Hitech IR Pass filters are a deep red/black color filter designed to filter out all visible light below 650nm. When used on a standard digital imaging sensor shot in...
