ICE Grad ND Filter

The Hard Grad ND features a sharp, distinct transition line, making it ideal for landscapes with a clear, straight horizon. The Soft Grad ND offers a more gradual transition, which is better suited for scenes with irregular horizons, such as mountains or trees, where a harsh line would look unnatural.

The Reverse Grad ND8 is specifically engineered for sunrise and sunset photography. It is darkest at the center and becomes lighter toward the top, which helps balance the intense light of the sun on the horizon while preventing the sky above it from becoming too dark.

Yes. The filters feature a double-threaded metal frame, which allows you to screw a lens hood or an additional filter directly onto the front of the glass.

These filters are constructed from optical glass. This material is generally preferred for its superior scratch resistance and clarity compared to resin alternatives.

Because these filters have a standard frame thickness, you may experience some vignetting if you are using an ultra-wide-angle lens. If you frequently shoot at very wide focal lengths, be mindful of stacking additional filters, as this increases the profile and the likelihood of edge darkening.