Lee Filters
Lee Filters LEE85 85x90mm Neutral Density 0.9 Standard Resin Filter camera filter
Reduces light by three stops for wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions
- Reduces light by three stops with 0.9 density
- Enables wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright light
- Stacks with other LEE85 filters for flexible exposure control
- New grip tab increases visible filter area
- High-quality resin construction from Lee Filters
Lee Filters LEE85 85x90mm ND 0.9
The Lee Filters LEE85 is an 85x90mm neutral density filter made from standard resin. It reduces light entering the lens by three stops with a density of 0.9. This allows wider apertures or slower shutter speeds for creative exposure control in bright conditions. The filter features a grip tab for easier handling.
Suits photographers needing fixed three-stop
This filter suits photographers who want a constant 0.9 density across the frame for long exposures or depth-of-field control outdoors. It can be stacked with other LEE85 filters for combined effects. Buyers needing adjustable light reduction or graduated density transitions should look at variable or graduated filter types instead.
Neutral density 0.9 equals three stops
The single specification that decides fit is the 0.9 density value, which cuts light by exactly three stops. This fixed strength determines the shutter speed and aperture combinations available in a given scene. Confirm your workflow requires this specific reduction level before purchasing.
Highlights
- Reduces light by three stops with 0.9 density
- Enables wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright light
- Stacks with other LEE85 filters for flexible exposure control
- New grip tab increases visible filter area
- High-quality resin construction from Lee Filters
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What filter-holder width does the 85 mm resin filter fit?
The filter is made for the LEE85 system, so it fits any holder that accepts 85 mm wide resin sheets.
How do I slot the filter into the holder without touching the resin surface?
Use the built-in grip tab on the filter edge to slide it into the holder grooves, keeping fingerprints off the optical area.
When should I replace the resin filter?
Replace it when scratches, surface haze or coating wear start to affect image quality, as resin is softer than glass and shows wear over time.
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