This 4 x 4" Combination 85 Amber & ND Filter combines an 85 with a 2-stop neutral density filter. Using tungsten film in daylight will produce a bluish cast in the photograph. The 85 series will produce natural colors when shooting with tungsten film outdoors. A #85 filter will decrease the color temperature from 5500K to 3400K.

Lee resin filters are made from lightweight, optical polymeric materials.

0.6 Optical Density    Polyester Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this filter fit inside a standard mattebox 4x4 tray? We use the Genus Matte Box Lite and use Tiffin 4x4 filters without a problem, however the Tiffin 1,8 ND is twice the price of the Lee filter.The Lee filter has foam around the sides and is thinner than the Tiffin which is 4mm thick... so not sure it was meant for use in a matte box like the Genus. Thx for your help.

A: It will fit but be a somewhat tight fit because of the foam on the filter.

Q: 2. Hi, there is a little soft thing around the edges of the filter to seal the light. But there is still big gap I can see, so how it suppose to seal the light then? appreciated any comment. Thanks.

A: There are two slots that the filter can go in. Be sure to put the Lee Stopper in the slot that is the closer to the camera with the soft part towards the camera as well. Those two things should keep light from filtering in. Also, make sure that you cover the eyepiece either with tape or the cover provided by the camera mfg.

Q: 3. Hello, does this cut out infrared light(IR Pollution)?

A: No this is only a neutral density filter, you would need an IR or an IR Cut filter.

Q: 4. can you combine LEE CPL and VND together? if not why not?

A: Both the CPL and the VND involve rotating part of the filter and usually, these filters do not have front filter threads, making it impossible to mount another filter.

Q: 5. Will this filter fit the Hitech Firecrest 100mm holder?

A: HelloSince the Hitech Firecrest 100mm holder is desined to recieve 100 mm wide filters it will hold this filter too.

Q: 6. I am an amateur photographer but I want to improve. what size ND filter do i need for my Nikon D3300?

A: Use the Lee Filter system. Use the 100mm width size and get the appropriate adaptor for you're lens. Then the little stopper and big stopper are awesome filters.

Q: 7. Is this a screw- on ND filter?

A: Yes, the Lee 72mm Elements Variable ND filter is a screw-on filter.

Q: 8. Does this filter have a gasket on it's backside to help prevent light leakage?

A: Yes, it does.

Q: 9. Does this filter have a gasket on it's backside to help with light leakage?

A: Yes it does

Q: 10. Will Lee's Big Stopper work with the Tamron 14MM lens? And, what adapter ring would I use with it and the Lee Filters Foundation Kit?

A: I'm using Lee's Big Stopper with my cokin z pro filter holder for my Canon lens with two Cokin adaptor rings ( 82 mm and 77 mm). It works perfect for me. I don't have experience with Lee Filters Foundation Kit.