The Lee 100mm Neutral Density (ND) 0.6 Graduated Very Hard filter enables users to adjust the exposure across the frame by 2 stops, without affecting colour balance. The 100 x 150 mm Very Hard ND grad is perfect for scenes such as seascapes that feature a defined horizon line. The transition between the coated and clear sections of the filter is extremely sharp, allowing for precision separation between the filtered and unfiltered areas of the frame. Lee 100mm Filter Holder (i.e. Foundation Kit) and Adapter Ring required, not included.

LEE 100mm ND 0.6 Grad Very Hard

• 0.6 Neutral Density
• Reduces exposure by 2 stops
• Colour balance is not affected
• Retains the detail in the sky
• Avoids a washed-out white look
• Measures 100 x 150 mm
• Requires Lee 100mm Holder
• Check your lens to see what size Adapter Ring you need

When to use Very hard ND grads?
The very hard ND grad is perfect for scenes such as seascapes that feature a defined horizon line. The transition between the coated and clear sections of the filter is extremely sharp, allowing for precision separation between the filtered and unfi ltered areas of the frame.

Neutral Density Grads
The LEE Filters range of Neutral Density (ND) Graduated Filters enable the photographer to selectively adjust exposure across the frame without affecting colour balance. They are almost an essential in modern landscape photography on both digital and film cameras. They come in a range of strengths denoting the light stopping power of the filter and a range of gradations between the dark and clear areas of the filter. Together these enable light control and creative flexibility in a wide range of situations.

New ND grad filters
All LEE Filters ND grads are made by hand, using technology that ensures the line of transition between the coated and clear areas of the filter is extremely precise. As a result, we have been able to expand the range of ND grads available to photographers using the Seven5, 100mm and SW150 fi lter systems. Now, alongside the traditional hard and soft gradations, photographers can also choose very hard and medium gradations, giving more control than ever when it comes to balancing exposures in-camera.

Precision
Our skilled UK team gradually builds up the ND gradation by dipping optically correct resin in baths of dye and continuously monitoring the results. Each filter represents up to an hour of skilled work.