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Clear/UV Absorbing & Polariser

Clear/UV Absorbing & Polariser

Clear & UV Absorbing filters have been designed to protect the camera and the lens from direct sunlight...

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Standard & Graduated N.D

Standard & Graduated N.D

Neutral density filters (also known as ND ) create a grey neutral tone and are used to reduce light,...

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Blender N.D

Blender N.D

ND Blender filters are very similar to ND Standard & Graduated filters.  The only...

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Diffusion, Refraction & Enhancing

Diffusion, Refraction & Enhancing

Diffusion, Enhacing & Refraction glass effect filters have a wide range of applications, depending...

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Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise & Sunset filters can create dramatic effects, even using the lightest in this particular...

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Day For Night

Day For Night

Day for Night glass filters are a cost effective way to create a dusk or night time appearance while...

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Fog

Fog

Fog filters create a distinctive mist or natural fog effect when there is none.  The filter takes...

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Low Contrast

Low Contrast

Low contrast filters, as the name suggest, reduce contrast levels.  By reducing the contrast in...

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Solid Colour Effects ( Warming )

Solid Colour Effects ( Warming )

Colour filters can be used for many purposes, from enhancing existing light and colour wash to creating...

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Solid Colour Effects ( Cooling )

Solid Colour Effects ( Cooling )

Coloured glass filters can be used for many purposes, from enhancing existing light and colour wash...

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Colour Graduated ( Warming )

Colour Graduated ( Warming )

Colour graduated glass filters create an effect in the top part of the image while leaving the bottom...

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Colour Graduated ( Cooling )

Colour Graduated ( Cooling )

Colour graduated filters create an effect in the top part of the image while leaving the bottom undisturbed....

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Colour Temperature ( Conversion )

Colour Temperature ( Conversion )

Colour Compensation filters adjust a colour in an image, where too uch of that colour is present. ...

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Combination

Combination

Combination glass filters are a combination of a ND or Polariser filter together with a CTC filter,...

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Graduated Combination

Graduated Combination

Graduated Combination filters are a combination of a ND or Polariser filter together with a CTC...

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Star

Star

The Star filters allow you to generate dazzling star effects created from original point light sources...

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Black & White Contrast

Black & White Contrast

Black and White Contrast glass filters are used to create a wide variety of effects including contrast...

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Fluorescent Correction

Fluorescent Correction

The Fluorescent correction glass filters include the Fluorescent daylight filter and also the...

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Hot Mirror

Hot Mirror

Hot Mirror filters has been specifically designed to correct Infrared pollution. Unlike film cameras,...

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Colour Compensation

Colour Compensation

A Colour compensating glass filter is used to reduce the specific colour that your image may have too...

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Pro Comp Blue or Green Screen

Pro Comp Blue or Green Screen

ProComp Blue or Green Screen Filters can now be used when shooting in blue or green screen situations,...

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Filter Kits

Filter Kits

This section provides some assembled filter kits to help with every day filming situations.  It...

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Filter Accessories

Filter Accessories

In this section we have a small number of accesories for the filters, such as protective filter pouches,...

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Filters

Filters

The main camcorder accessories that is very often overlooked by many are camera filters. Many amateur photographers and videographers fail to appreciate that professionals very rarely shoot without some sort of filter on the lens.

Filters will commonly come as two standard options:

  • Screw-in, which will come in many sizes to suit your camcorder, the primary sizes being 37 mm, 58mm, 72mm and 82mm.
  • Drop-in, which comes in either 3x3, 4x4, 4x5.65, 5x5, 6x4 or 6.6x6.6 inch sizes

UV & Polarizing Filters

The most basic and by far the most important filter is the simple UV. Designed primarily to absorb stray ultraviolet light, its main feature is as a protector for the camera lens. Alternatively there is the polarizing filter, which perhaps will give you the most for your money, as far as filters go. Polarizing filters rotate so they can be adjusted to just the right angle to cancel out indirect light. The filter allows you to stop light that is bouncing off of an object that interferes with the shot.

Reinforcements For Filters

It is far less expensive to replace a cracked filter than it is to replace a cracked lens, although in many cases with today's equipment you would need to replace the entire camcorder if anything ever happened to the lens. We advise that cameras should have some kind of protective filter on the lens at all times to avoid costly mistakes. From here there are many choices of filter for a variety of locations and conditions, please take time to look through our products as I'm sure we can provide a solution for any of your filter needs.