This 77mm Ravello Graduated ND Filter Kit II from FiltroCam is ideal for landscape photographers. This kit is comprised of a graduated ND0.9 and a solid ND1000 filter, a circular polarizer, a magnetic adapter ring, and a lens cap. The graduated ND filter balances the exposure of the sky with the foreground by darkening bright areas of the image while leaving the remainder of the frame unaffected. By reducing the amount of light coming into your lens, the ND1000 filter allows you to shoot with slower shutter speed without overexposing your image. The circular polarizer filter helps to reduce reflections and glare, which will increase color saturation. Crafted with multicoated optical glass, the filters are dust-, oil-, and shock-resistant for durability and easy cleaning. With multiple layers of anti-reflection coating, internal ghosting and reflections are prevented while tonal clarity is enhanced.

Graduated ND0.9 and Solid ND1000    Circular Polarizer    Lens Cap and Magnetic Adapter Rings    Multicoated Optical Glass Construction    Anti-Reflection Coating    Dust-, Oil- & Shock-Resistant    Durable & Easy to Clean

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Tilta make a hard matte set for this box?

A: no tilta does not make a hard MAtte set for this MAtte-box

Q: 2. How wide can you be (on S35 or FF) with a 4x4 mattebox? 4x5.65 is industry standard, so how is this in comparison?

A: In doing a bit of research, it looks like a 10mm in the Super 35 format is about the maximum you can go with a 4x4 matte box but testing your combination of format, lenses, and matte box is really the best way to find the answer to this.

Q: 3. What does the matte box weigh? I see the listed weight is two pounds. Is this correct? Thanks

A: Yes, The Tilta 4 x 4" Carbon Fiber Matte Box weight is 2lbs.

Q: 4. Will this system work with a Zeiss Cp2 lenses?

A: No. This matte box can only take diameters up to 100mm, but the CP2 lenses are 114mm.

Q: 5. Does this include the nun's knickers?

A: Yes, the Nun's Knickers are included in the box.

Q: 6. Hi, Are there one or two rotating filter stages ? The description above says two but online reviews state there is only one... is this a newer model/design ?

A: there is one that rotates and the other is stationary

Q: 7. What's the widest lens you can use with this without vignetting?

A: It depends on the camera and the lens. But probably a 10mm on a Super35 camera or a 14mm on a full frame camera would work. Unfortunately, there are so many variations it is impossible to list them all and only an actual test will confirm.

Q: 8. I just want to make sure this will work with a 134mm lens. The Zeiss 50mm makro is 134mm and that is what I want it to work with. Will it?

A: The MB-T03 will not accommodate the Zeiss Compact Prime CP.2 50mm/T2.1 Makro-Planar T, however our MB-T04 will work.

Q: 9. Will this be wide enough for a Fujinion ha13x4.5berm-m48 2/3? can somebody replay asap as I emailed B&H day ago now and no reply.

A: Sorry for the delay, it least on our side, we were attending/are now recovering from NAB in Vegas. No, it does not work, since his lens has a diameter of 127mm, and the MB-T05 only goes up to 100mm

Q: 10. Ikan's website says the following Additionally, you get four lens adaptors (72mm, 80mm, 90mm, 114mm) however there is no mention of the 114mm adaptor on B&H. To add to my confusion Ikan state in their specs that the largest lens for matte box is 100mm. Will this mattebox fit on a 114mm lens?

A: Good question. To clarify this, The MB-T05 comes with 2 lens adapters:80mm95mmThe Donut ring measured out to be 110mm. When you remove all accessories, the MB-T05 has a lens diameter of 114mm. So the MB-T05 only has 5 options:Nuns Knickers80mm95mm110mm114mm