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Lee Filters SW150 ND 0.9 Hard Grad Filter

Lee Filters SW150 ND 0.9 Hard Grad Filter - Main image
$95.46 $129 In stock

Category: Accessories - Filters

The SW150 0.9 (3 Stop) Neutral Density Hard Grad has a tight gradation between the dark and clear areas of the filter. This allows the photographer to selectively adjust exposure across the frame without affecting colour balance.

The hard gradation is perfect for horizons, or any hard transition between the sky and land.

This ND filter is 150mm x 170mm.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Finally got this filter to balance bright skies with darker foregrounds, and the 3-stop density is exactly right for golden hour landscapes. The glass itself feels solid and the hard grad line is sharp enough for precise composition.

Eli ★★★★★

The hard grad transition is razor sharp exactly where I need it, so the sky gets the full three stops while the foreground stays clean. Slots into the SW150 holder without any wobble, and the glass feels solid.

George E. ★★★★★

Finally got to test it against a bright skyline and the transition is so precise I barely had to touch the exposure in post. The tight gradation really does its job without any visible banding, even when I pushed the shadows a bit.