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H&Y 100x150mm HD MRC Center GND 1.2 Filter (4-Stops) camera filter
A 100x150mm graduated neutral density filter with a 1.2 density rating that darkens the center of the frame by four stops for balanced exposure
- Balances bright skies with 4-stop graduated density
- Smooth exposure transition via vacuum-evaporated coating
- Corning Gorilla Glass resists breakage in tough conditions
- HD optical design suits wide and telephoto lenses
- Minimal colour shift preserves natural image tones
Filter size and type
The H&Y 100x150mm HD MRC Center GND 1.2 Filter is a square graduated neutral density filter that provides a 4-stop density transition. It is built for the 100mm K-Series filter holder and suits landscape photographers who need to balance bright skies with darker foregrounds in a single exposure.
Who this suits and who it does not
Photographers working with wide-angle or telephoto lenses on a 100mm holder system will benefit from the seamless gradation and minimal colour shift. It is not for shooters using circular screw-in filters or smaller holder systems.
Deciding specification
The filter measures 100x150mm with a 1.2 density gradient, making it compatible only with 100mm K-Series holders and delivering exactly 4 stops of light reduction across the transition.
Highlights
- Balances bright skies with 4-stop graduated density
- Smooth exposure transition via vacuum-evaporated coating
- Corning Gorilla Glass resists breakage in tough conditions
- HD optical design suits wide and telephoto lenses
- Minimal colour shift preserves natural image tones
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What holder width does the 100x150mm filter require?
The filter is designed for the 100mm K-Series holder, so the holder slot must accept a 100mm wide square filter.
How do I orient the Center GND 1.2 filter when sliding it into the holder?
Slide the filter so the darker graduated half covers the bright part of the scene — usually the sky — and adjust the transition line by moving the filter up or down in the 100mm holder slot.
How should I clean the Corning Gorilla Glass surface without damaging the MRC coating?
Use a blower to remove grit, then wipe gently with a microfibre cloth and a little optical cleaning fluid; the hardened glass resists scratches but the vacuum-evaporated coating still needs careful handling.
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