Often it is necessary or desirable to balance the light intensity in one part of a scene with another. This is especially true in situations where you don't have total light control, as in bright contrasty landscapes. Sometimes it is also desireable to add colour to part of the photograph. For example, to add blue to only the sky. Lee Grad Colour filters are part clear & part colour. They are available in grades of 1 through 5, with 5 having the darkest colour. Lee graduated colour filters are available with soft or hard transitions from dark to clear. The soft edge is recommended for wide angle lenses & the hard edge is recommended for normal & longer lenses. Lee graduated resin filters are 4 x 6"" (100 x 150mm) x 2mm thick. The 6"" length allows for adjustment of the filter within the holder. ...

This Sky Blue Graduated Resin Filter is good for morning skin tones & night skies. Also great for cyclorama lights. ...

The resin filters are made from lightweight, optically polymeric materials, which makes then touch, easy to handle & they can be wiped clean. Every filter is individually hand made by skilled technicians & is the passed through a rigorous quality control system to ensure 100% accuracy & consistency. Sky Blue to add realistic colour to flat skies. Graduated filters feature an area of colour at one end of the resin, with the opposite end remaing clear. This enables the colour or effect to be placed in a specific area of the frame by the positioning of the filter either up or down in the holder. The transtion from colour to clear can be either fast (hard grad) or slow (soft grad). ...

The resin filters are made from lightweight, optically polymeric materials, which makes then touch, easy to handle & they can be wiped clean. Every filter is individually hand made by skilled technicians & is the passed through a rigorous quality control system to ensure 100% accuracy & consistency. Sky Blue to add realistic colour to flat skies. Graduated filters feature an area of colour at one end of the resin, with the opposite end remaing clear. This enables the colour or effect to be placed in a specific area of the frame by the positioning of the filter either up or down in the holder. The transtion from colour to clear can be either fast (hard grad) or slow (soft grad). ...

The Sky Blue Set contains Sky Blue 1, 2, & 3 graduated effect filters from the sky blue series, allowing addition of varying degrees of colour to otherwise grey or colourless skies. These filters are ideally suited for use in land & seascapes. ...

Based on filters originally developed by Lee Filters for use in the film industry, the Soft Set consists of five soft filters that take the image from a subtle, barely noticeable softening to a heavy diffusion. Made from the highest quality, optically correct polyester-based materials, these lightweight & inexpensive filters are ideal for every type of portraiture & social photography. The soft effect is virtually independent of aperture or focal length variations, & the degree of softening increases progressively through the range. ...

Lee's Standard hood fits any Lee filter holder configuration via a 2mm slot fitted to the front. It also can connect directly to the lens adaptor ring. The self-supporting bellows adjust to the required position without using guides or rails. in addition, a set of guides to enable vignettes to be fitted is available & can be placed in front of the hood for added versatility. ...

Star filters create multiple points of light, or ""stars, streaking outward from a central light source. This can make lighting within the scene take on a more glittering, glamorous appearance. ...

A 100x 150mm resin filter for the Lee 100mm filter system which introduces a subtle star effect into the highlight areas of the photograph. Features a circular cluster of the markings. ...

Lee star filters will create as many stars as there are light sources in your picture. You can achieve sparkle from city lights, birthday candles, stage projectors, or reflections off water, metal or glass. Lee star filters are most effective against dark backgrounds, & their effect can be reinforced by combining with colour, graduated or sunset filters. ...