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Bryce Canyon photographed by Joey Skibel. A Sunset Grad filter was used on the sky to create this dramatic image
Gradient <strong>Filter</strong>s Reverse Grads Reverse grads feature the highest intensity of the effect near the center of the filter and reduce in intensity toward the top edge. Reverse grads are specifically designed for photographing the sunrise or sunset when the highest luminosity is near the horizon. Blenders Blenders feature an effect transition that occurs over the length of the entire filter. The effect begins on one edge of the filter and transitions across the entire filter to the other edge. This allows for a graduated effect across your image without any specific horizon line. Color Grads Color grads are available in dozens of colors in both soft and hard edge grads. In addition to pure graduated colors, color grads are available in twilight (shown) and sunset. Check Formatt-Hitech.com for a list of colors and sizes. Formatt-Hitech | 13
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Page 3 and 4: Choosing a Filter System Using a re
Page 5 and 6: Full Assembly A holder system is an
Page 7 and 8: Neutral Density Filters Neutral Den
Page 9 and 10: ProStop INRD Filters Missing Image
Page 11: Graduated ND Filters Graduated Filt
Page 15 and 16: Diffusion and Solid Filters Diffusi
Page 17 and 18: Photo Effect Filters Polarizers Pol
Page 19 and 20: Filter Holders 67mm Filter Holder A
Page 21 and 22: Adapter Rings SYSTEM SOLID FILTERS
Page 23: Specifications 165mm 100mm 165mm 15

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