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NiSi Filter Natural Night 58mm
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NiSi Filter Natural Night 58mm

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Description

Article no.: 28415

NiSi Filter Natural Night 58mm – Blocks common light-pollution wavelengths for cleaner night and astrophotography

The NiSi Natural Night filter targets unwanted wavelengths from common light-pollution sources so your camera can capture clearer night skies. It removes the glow caused by mercury vapor, sodium and low CRI LED streetlights that often pollute night scenes. As a result, you get cleaner and more accurate colors in your night and astrophotography images.

Designed materials and optical quality

NiSi builds this filter from precision annealed optical glass. Its surface is finely ground and polished to maintain sharpness for today's ultra high-megapixel cameras. In other words, the glass and finish help preserve image detail and clarity.

Coating technology and protection

The Natural Night Filter uses NiSi's NANO Coating technology. This multi-layer coating reduces surface reflections, which helps limit ghosting and flare in challenging lighting situations. Additionally, the coating includes a protective layer that makes it easy to wipe off water, dust and oil without worrying about scratching the glass.

Importantly, the NANO Coating process achieves these benefits without causing a color shift or any loss in sharpness. That means you can reduce unwanted light pollution effects while keeping accurate colors and high definition.

Key features

  • Blocks light wavelengths from common sources of light pollution.
  • For Night scenes & astrophotography.
  • Available sizes in circular filter: 40.5 up to 95mm.
  • Optical Glass with high definition.
  • Double Sided and Multi-Layer Coating / Waterproof and Oil Resistant.
  • Nano Coating / Ultra Low Reflection.

Practical use and benefits

Use this filter when shooting night scenes or the night sky to reduce the color cast and glow from common streetlights. Because NiSi crafted the glass and coatings specifically for modern high-resolution cameras, the filter aims to preserve fine detail while minimizing reflections and contamination on the surface.

Specification Details
Product NiSi Filter Natural Night 58mm
Intended use Night scenes & astrophotography
Blocks Light wavelengths from common sources of light pollution such as mercury vapor, sodium and low CRI LED streetlights
Glass Precision annealed optical glass
Coating NiSi NANO Coating; double sided and multi-layer; waterproof and oil resistant; ultra low reflection
Size range Circular filter sizes available from 40.5 up to 95mm (58mm variant highlighted)

FAQ

Question: What does the NiSi Natural Night filter do?
Answer: It blocks wavelengths from common light-pollution sources such as mercury vapor, sodium and low CRI LED streetlights, helping to deliver cleaner and more accurate colors in night scenes and astrophotography.

Question: What materials and coating does this filter use?
Answer: The filter is made from precision annealed optical glass with a finely ground and polished surface. It features NiSi's NANO Coating, a multi-layer treatment that reduces reflections, helps prevent ghosting and flare, and includes a protective layer that resists water, dust and oil.

Question: Will the coating affect color or sharpness?
Answer: According to NiSi, the NANO Coating process achieves anti-reflection and protective properties without causing a color shift or loss in sharpness.

Question: Which sizes are available for this circular filter?
Answer: Circular sizes are available from 40.5 up to 95mm, and the product is offered in a 58mm version as shown in the product name.

Question: Is the filter suitable for astrophotography?
Answer: Yes. The Natural Night filter is stated to be for night scenes and astrophotography, aiming to reduce the effects of common light pollution on night sky images.

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