Adding color to a specific region of your image, the 100 x 150mm Soft-Edge-Edge Graduated Red 1 Filter from LEE Filters produces a bright, neutral red coloration to isolated portions of the frame with neutral results maintained in the opposite half of the image. This filter's coloring is densest at one edge and tapers to clear by the middle, with a soft-edged transition between the color and clear areas. This filter is ideally suited for adding color to an otherwise plain scene or to emphasize and complement existing tones in your image.

This filter is constructed from optically correct resin, measures 100 x 150mm, and is compatible with the LEE 100mm filter holder.

Graduated Color Filter    Selective Coloring to a Portion of Image    Resin Construction    Compatible with LEE 100mm Holder

This 1 density filter offers the lightest coloration among the range of densities available.

Produces a colored portion of an image while retaining a neutral portion for creatively enhancing the look of scenes.

Constructed from optical resin for maintained image quality and clarity.

Filter measures 100 x 150mm, is 2mm-thick, and is compatible with the LEE 100mm filter holder.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what are filter holder adapters? How do they work?

A: The Lee filter Foundation Kit is a filter holder, which allows the rectangular or square filters to slide in and out easily. In order to attach the filter holder to a lens you must ALSO purchase an adaptor ring. The most common is the LEE Filters Adapter Ring - 77mm. The reason that this is the most common is that most professional lenses have 77mm filter threads. After you screw on the adaptor ring onto the lens, the filter holder clips onto the ring.Photographers purchase an adaptor ring that matches the size of their lens with the largest front filter threads. If you also have lenses with smaller front filter threads, you purchase a step-up ring for each of those lenses. For example, if you have a lens with front filter threads of 52mm, you purchase an inexpensive 52-77mm step-up ring and leave in on your camera so that it's ready for the Lee Filter system. Probably a good idea to purchase a 77mm lens cap, since the 52mm lens cap no longer fits. Step-up filters are very inexpensive, as are generic lens caps. The generic caps are just as sturdy as those that are included with Nikon and Canon lenses.

Q: 2. will this fit in NiSi v6 holder ?

A: Yes, this filter being 100mm wide and 2mm thick would fit into the NiSi v6 Filter Holder.

Q: 3. Lee filter adapters

A: If your asking which filter adapters can be used in conjunction with this filter and the Lee Foundation Holder, that would depend greatly on the lens you are using.

Q: 4. Can we use this filter along big 10 stopper?

A: I only have this filter so I have not experience using big 10 stopper or any other filter.

Q: 5. 82mm adapter for Lee GND filter

A: If you are intending to use this filter with the Lee Foundation kit, this would be the compatible 82mm lens adapter: https://bhpho.to/2sSscdG

Q: 6. I will use this on a 77mm. Why shouldn't I just get a screw on?

A: What do you do if you get a different lens with a larger diameter? More importantly a screw on doesn't let you adjust for where the horizon is in your composition.

Q: 7. Is there a glass one of these?

A: Per reply from Lee Filters today, all of their graduated filters are manufactured in resin only.

Q: 8. Does this fit the Lee SW150 filter holder?

A: Yes, it will. But, you need to keep in mind this product is designed to split the ND/non-ND parts vertically. Under normal use, the ND portion would be placed over sky while the clear portion covers the landscape. Using this filter with the SW150 holder would result in the ND/non-ND portions split left-right horizontally instead of vertically.

Q: 9. Can I hand hold this filter in front of my camera?

A: You can, but any movement may not give you the results you are after. I would get the holder and adapter ring. please review the following item LEE Filters LEE100 Filter Holder https://bhpho.to/3B3Qwdn

Q: 10. Can you practically hand hold this filter in front of a Nikkor 14-24 F/2.8 UWA lens?

A: I know people who do use them hand held, but personally I use the Lee filter holder for all my lee filters.