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The Straw hard edge graduated filter is a vibrant gold/yellow warming color. It is available in 3 densities, 1,2 and 3. These filters are clear in the bottom half of the filter with a gradual transition to the color effect in the top half. They are primarily used for skylines of landscape shots. Graduated filters are available in Soft Edge or Hard Edge varieties. Soft edge grads have a smooth transition from clear to ND. Hard edge grads have a more defined hard lined transition and are usually used for longer focal lengths. Different graduated color filters can be used in combination together or with solid color or neutral density filters to give interesting bespoke effects. This 100mm filter is usable with Hi-tech 100mm holder systems or any 100mm (4-Inch) holder. The filter is also available in 85mm, 150mm and 165mm sizes. Hi-tech filters are made from the highest quality 1.5mm optical resin.

Formatt Hitech Limited HT100GSTR1H (4-Inch x 5-Inch) Straw 1 Hard Edge Filter

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hi my name is usman I'm a photographer at sanda creative and senior writer at f-stop was calm and today I'm going to be reviewing the format high-tech fire cross filters these are the latest filters from format and I wanted to review them because former high tech is quite a popular company when it comes filter the make it filters for a long time so I want to see what kind of performance you would get from this I've done some reviews on other filter manufacturers like nice EE breakthrough and wine country which are my favorite so I thought I would review these I mean needs at the moment we're at the docs we're gonna take a few pictures and see what kind of results again okay so I've got the camera set up now I'm using the Canon 5d Sr with the 24 tilt shift this is kind of my go-to setup for most of the things that I work on before I put any filters on I always like to get the settings co