Description
Article no.: 28935
The NiSi Solar Filter Pro Nano IRND100000 (16.6 Stop) 95mm reduces incoming light by 16.6 stops, letting you capture the sun’s details without overexposing your images. It is made from optical glass and combines UV/IR cut properties with a Nano coating to deliver color-neutral results and reduced reflections.
By cutting visible light by 16.6 stops, the filter lets you expose for fine solar detail rather than overall brightness. In addition, the UV/IR cut element helps keep colors neutral, and the Nano coating reduces unwanted reflections and glare. As a result, you can capture clearer, more detailed images of the sun while avoiding overexposure.
The filter screws onto standard filter threads and works with many lenses that accept 95mm filters. You can attach and remove it quickly, which makes it practical for field work. Because it is compact and lightweight, you can carry it with your regular lens filters without adding significant bulk.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | NiSi Solar Filter IRND100000 Pro Nano |
| ND Value | ND100000 |
| Stops | 16.6 Stop |
| Coating | Pro Nano (UV/IR cut) |
| Material | Optical glass |
| Diameter | 95mm |
Question: Can I use this filter for direct visual observation of the sun?
Answer: No. The filter is intended for photographic purposes only and is not suitable as eye protection for direct or extended viewing of the sun or solar eclipses.
Question: How should I attach the filter to my lens?
Answer: Screw the filter fully onto the lens thread before pointing the camera at the sun. Always attach or remove the filter while the camera is pointed away from the sun to avoid accidental exposure.
Question: Is this filter compatible with my lenses?
Answer: The NiSi Solar Filter is designed for standard filter threads and is compatible with a wide range of lenses that accept a 95mm filter. Verify your lens filter thread size before purchase.
Question: Can I align my camera using the optical viewfinder?
Answer: Do not use an optical viewfinder when aligning with the sun. Use live view to align your camera safely while the filter is installed.
Question: Will the filter get hot during use?
Answer: The filter can absorb solar energy and may become hot. Take extra care when removing it after use to avoid burns or damage.