Often it is necessary or desirable to balance the light intensity in one part of a scene with another. This is especially true in situations where you don't have total light control, as in bright contrasty landscapes. Fabricated from high-quality CR-39 acrylic, B&W graduated neutral density filters are gray toned in one half of the filter and are smoothly graduated into the clear portion. B&W Graduated Neutral Density filters are available in 2 grades; #501 (approx. 1 stop density at the top) and #502 (approx. 2 stops density at the top).
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Comments about B+W 58mm Graduated Neutral Density Gray 502 Filter:
Great to be able to darken the sky ... which can easily "blow out" in digital photography
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Great for landscapes with bright skies and darker trees.
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For someone just begining to use a Grad ND filter with a certain vision in mind, this filter cetainly lives upto the expectation.
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This saves me much post processing work! Many times when I'm photographing a landscape, my skies need to be metered differently than the foreground. Thankfully this saves me a few steps in the post processing. Much easier and much better image output. It's always nice to get it spot on straight out of the camera.
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Comments about B+W 58mm Graduated Neutral Density Gray 502 Filter:
Great filter, clear, easy to use, and consistent polarizing effect.
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