PolarPro McKinnon 135 Series Filter 67mm 1/4 Gold Mist Diffusion Chroma Glass
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McKinnon 135 Series | Gold Mist | 67mm
1/4 Gold Mist Diffusion Gold Mist Inspired By Kodak Gold
Pete’s 135 Series filters merge retro style with modern tech for film and digital creators. Capture cinematic, vintage aesthetics effortlessly with this versatile collection.
- Gold Mist Creates a Kodak Gold Film Stock Look
- Includes a retro film canister to hold filter
- Modern Chroma Glass in a throwback design
A Nod To The Filmic Era
Celebrate the nostalgia of the 70s—the golden era of film cameras and cinematic storytelling—The 135 Series features our latest glass tech in a filmic retro package. Blending the authentic craftsmanship of analog photography with modern storytelling.
Sunny 16 Simplified
Inside every 135 Series filter cap, you’ll find a quick Sunny 16 Rule cheat sheet. Designed for effortless exposure adjustments, it’s your on-the-go guide for capturing perfect shots in any lighting condition.
Specification
| Glass | Chroma - Made in Germany |
|---|---|
| Glass Coatings | Anti-Reflective, Anti-Fingerprint, Anti-Scratch |
| Filter Frame | 6061 Aluminum - Weather Sealed w/ Anodization |
| Filter Canister | 6061 Aluminum - Weather Sealed w/ Anodization |
What's Included
- PolarPro McKinnon 67mm Gold Mist 1/4
- Canister
- Micro Fiber
FAQs
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.
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