SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
- Black
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A 95 mm circular polarising filter that cuts glare and reflections while preserving neutral colour and sharpness
This 95 mm circular polarising filter is designed for videographers and photographers who need to control reflections and glare. It uses high-quality optical glass with professional multi-layer treatment to maintain colour neutrality and sharpness. The toothed strap provides a secure grip for quick adjustments on set.
The filter mounts directly onto any lens or matte box with a 95 mm thread, requiring no step-up rings for that diameter. By cutting glare at the point of capture it reduces the need for heavy colour correction later. It is not suited for lenses with smaller or larger thread sizes.
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The 95 mm thread is designed for lenses with the same diameter; check your lens cap size to confirm compatibility.
The multi-layer nano coating repels water, oil and dust, so the glass remains clear through extended use.
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