AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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An 82 mm neutral density filter cutting light by 10 stops (ND1000, 3.0) with multi-coating and water-repellent nano coating for long exposures
The Irix Edge ND1000 3.0 82mm filter reduces light by 10 stops, enabling slower shutter speeds and wider apertures in bright conditions. It is built for photographers who want to create motion blur in water, clouds or crowds, or to control depth of field under strong sunlight. The 82mm thread fits lenses of that diameter directly.
Multi-coated surfaces minimise reflections and glare, preserving contrast and colour fidelity. A waterproof and oil-repellent NANO coating sheds moisture and resists fingerprints, so the glass stays clean during extended outdoor sessions. The low-profile frame with knurled edges provides a secure grip when mounting or removing the filter, even with cold or wet fingers.
The fixed 3.0 optical density (ND1000) delivers exactly 10 stops of light reduction. This density suits daytime long exposures and shallow depth-of-field work in harsh light, but it is not variable. Photographers who need adjustable density or a lighter reduction for golden-hour scenes will require a different filter strength.
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The ND1000 3.0 filter provides a 10-stop light reduction, allowing for significantly slower shutter speeds or wider apertures in bright conditions.
This filter fits lenses with an 82mm front thread; the low-profile frame helps avoid vignetting on wide-angle lenses.
Align the threads carefully and turn the knurled edges gently until snug; avoid over-tightening, which is the common cause of stuck filters.
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