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LEE Neutral Density 0.9 Graduated Filter Hard Edge 100x150mm Resin

SKU CH-5F51-13YFE

A 100x150mm resin graduated filter with a hard edge and 0.9 density for balancing bright skies

  • Reduces bright areas by three stops with 0.9 density
  • Hard transition suits standard and telephoto lenses
  • 100 by 150 millimetre resin fits LEE filter holders
  • Graduated design balances exposure between sky and foreground
  • Neutral tone preserves colour accuracy across the frame

Product Identity

The LEE Neutral Density 0.9 Graduated Filter is a resin filter measuring 100x150mm designed for landscape photographers who need to balance bright skies with darker foregrounds. Its hard-edge transition suits normal and longer focal lengths where the horizon line is distinct.

Practical Limits

The filter provides a fixed three-stop reduction on the graduated portion while leaving the clear section unaffected. This density cannot be adjusted in the field, so scenes requiring a different exposure balance need a separate filter grade.

Deciding Specification

The hard-edge transition profile determines whether this filter matches the lens being used; it is recommended for normal and longer lenses rather than wide-angle optics where a soft edge would be more appropriate.

Highlights

  • Reduces bright areas by three stops with 0.9 density
  • Hard transition suits standard and telephoto lenses
  • 100 by 150 millimetre resin fits LEE filter holders
  • Graduated design balances exposure between sky and foreground
  • Neutral tone preserves colour accuracy across the frame

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 0.9 density or a lighter grade like 0.45 for my landscape shots?

The 0.9 filter reduces light by three stops, ideal for strong horizon lines. The 0.45 grade gives 1.5 stops for more subtle balancing.

What does the 0.9 rating actually do when I slide it into my 100mm holder?

It darkens the top half of the frame by three stops, letting you match a bright sky to a darker foreground without colour shift.

How does the hard edge transition work with the 100x150mm resin format?

The hard edge gives a sharp change from dark to clear across the 150mm length, suited to normal and longer focal lengths on the 100mm system.

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