GiAi ND8 3 stops camera neutral density filter

What's ND filter?

This 3-stop ND8 filter is great for videography use cases when controlling shutter speed for wider apertures in darker lighting scenarios such as dawn or dusk.

Neutral Density filters are the most commonly used along with C-PL and UV filters. These filters, instead of the ones that protect the lens from damage or UV pollution, were created to decrease the volume of the light entering the lens. True ND filters decrease light equally to achieve the same density through the all visual spectrum giving no changes in color balance of the image. That is why the called Neutral Density.

-Before & After ND Filter Effects-

Why ND filter is important?

We have already entered the era of super high sensitivity, super high resolution photographic equipment. Obviously, the power of this huge sensor can easily be affected by lenses and other optical accessories that are located right on the path of the light entering the camera. In other words, the filter quality serves as the front "gate" for the light to enter and is of the utmost importance.

In particular, ND filter have become a must for high sensitivity cameras with ISO settings that starts from 200 or 100. This is the reason that ND filter currently garner a high level of attention and have strict quality requirements. Professional photographers requires ND filters that decrease light volume in the most natural and harmless way.

When to use ND8 filter?

GiAi ND8 present the highest quality of Neutral Density filter designed to use with latest DSLR high-sensitive cameras that will allow photographer to realize photos with shallow field of view achieved by aperture wide open during the shiny day or in over lighted conditions. GiAi ND8 filter is recommended to use in portrait, video and nature genres during shiny day where widely opened diaphragm to prevent overexposure and achieve shallow depth of field is required to separate foreground object from background.

Reduce Shutter Speed

Large Apertures

ND filters allow videographers to dial in exposure in any lighting condition so they can shoot wide-open with shallow depth-of-field.

Long Exposure Filter

Heavy-stop NDs allow you to extend shutter speeds to extremely long lengths of time for creative photographic applications.

General Care And Handling of The Camera Filter

• 1.Use filter carefully and always keep it clean. When cleaning use cleaning tissue or cleaning cloth. But before that remove as much dust and dirt as possible from the lens with a blower or brush.
• 2.Avoid unnecessary cleaning of your filter.
• 3.Filter is made of glass. When it is broken glass fragments may injure.
• 4.Do not disassemble filter by yourself.
• 5.When the filter is not attached to the lens, store it away from sharp objects. They may damage the filter glass.
• 6.Keep filter away from children.
• 7.Keep filters in plastic hard-sided case or filter pouch.
• 8.Keep filters dry and away from direct sun light.
• 9.Avoid storage in high humidity environment. Moisture drops due to the high humidity or dew on the filter can burn the coating and create traces on the glass surface that can be hardly wiped off.