Description
Article no.: 28933
With a 16.6-stop light reduction, this filter lets you capture the sun’s details without overexposing your images. It reduces incoming light dramatically so photographers can photograph bright solar subjects while retaining detail.
The NiSi Solar Filter Pro Nano UV/IR Cut ND100000 provides the extreme attenuation needed to photograph the sun without overexposure. By removing UV and IR wavelengths and applying Nano anti-reflective coatings, the filter helps deliver neutral colors and reduced glare. Because it attaches to standard filter threads, you can use it on many compatible lenses to capture detailed solar images.
Follow these cautions every time you use the filter to protect your equipment and eyesight.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | NiSi Solar Filter Pro Nano UV/IR Cut ND100000 |
| Density / Model | ND100000 |
| Light reduction | 16.6 Stops |
| Thread size | 77mm |
| Material | Optical glass |
| Coating | Pro Nano coating (reduces reflections and glare) |
| Function | UV and IR cut for color-neutral solar imaging |
Question: Is this filter safe for direct viewing of the sun with my eyes?
Answer: No. This filter is intended for photographic use only and is not suitable as eye protection for direct or extended solar viewing. Use appropriate certified solar eyewear for direct observation.
Question: How can I check the filter before use?
Answer: Inspect the filter by holding it up to a bright light source that is not the sun. Look for cracks, scratches, or pinholes. If you find any damage, do not use the filter.
Question: Will this fit my lens?
Answer: The filter is made to fit standard filter threads. Confirm your lens’s filter thread size matches 77mm before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
Question: Any special mounting or alignment tips?
Answer: Yes. Screw the filter fully onto the lens before pointing the camera at the sun. Install the filter prior to aligning with the sun, avoid using the optical viewfinder, and use live view for safe alignment.
Question: Can the filter get hot during use?
Answer: Yes. The filter may absorb solar energy and become hot while in use. Handle it with care and allow it to cool before removing or storing.