PolarPro 67mm Helix Base Plate and Defender Cap for Helix MagLock Filters
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Helix Base Plate | 67mm
RDGLCK-67
Tthe Helix MagLock™ Base Plates act as the magnetic mounting point for all Helix filters.
Each Base Plate includes a Defender Cap for ultimate lens protection when no filter is installed.
- Threads onto your 67mm Lens to accept all Helix MagLock Filters
- Includes Base Plate and Defender Cap
- Brass threads for smooth threading onto lens (only need to thread on once)
Specification
| Type | Camera Accessories |
|---|---|
| Series | Helix |
| Article Number | RDGLCK-67 |
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What's Included
- Includes Base Plate and Defender Cap
About the brand
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which filter do I need - ND, polariser or variable ND?
A: A polariser cuts glare and deepens colour. Fixed ND filters reduce light by a set amount for controlled shutter speeds. Variable NDs adjust across a range, making them the flexible choice for video. The filter type and strength are listed in the Specification tab.
Q: Will this filter fit my lens or drone?
A: Filters are made per thread size or per drone model. Check the size in the product title and Specification tab against your lens thread or drone model, or contact CEN to confirm.
Q: Why use an ND filter for video?
A: An ND filter lets you keep your shutter speed at roughly double your frame rate in bright light, which produces natural motion blur instead of a harsh, choppy look.
Q: Do filters degrade image quality?
A: Quality glass filters are designed to be optically neutral. Cheap filters can introduce colour casts and softness, which is why we stock cinema-grade brands with strong colour accuracy.
