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In today’s motion picture and television market we are seeing an increased use of Digital Motion Picture Cameras. Along with that increase is an increased need for higher grade neutral density filters.  However with this combination, a significant issue has come to light. This issue has been referred to as IR pollution or contamination which steals contrast and color.  It occurs in the near infra-red and infra-red portion of the spectrum and must be eliminated completely in order for the cinematographer’s creative vision to be realized. This can only be done using a combination of infra-red blocking agents. Some of these Camera’s have built in partial solutions, others do not. In either case, TIFFEN with over 70 years of experience and two Academy Awards for technical achievement have solved this problem.

Available in 4"x5.6" and 6.6"x6.6" from 0.3 to 1.2.

Schneider Optics has introduced Hollywood Black Magic professional diffusion filters for HD video cameras.

Schneider developed a new line of diffusion filters that combines its HD Classic Soft filters — with their Micro-lenslet design — and the Black Frost filters, which use Black Micropore technology.

The 5.65 x 4 filters are the best option for every project, they are small enough to use your camera easy on hand-held and large enough to cover the lens of a Red Pro Prime or a Cooke.

Ideal is to use them with a light Mattebox lilke the Red Rock Micro.

The classic Zeiss primes. Excellent optical performance with simple, compact and lightweight lens designs. High contrast and fully compatible with the digital sensor.

The 10mm is the best wide angle lens for 35mm, the T-stop of 2.1 makes it an ideal for low light situations.

Zeiss 10mm T2.1 . Excellent wide angle lens.

Remember the good old Sony Clamshell... that was his father. This is the HD model from Sony the HDV.