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Lee Filters SW150 Reverse ND 0.6
Filter is at its most dense on the horizon line, with a gradual transition zone Ideal for sunrises and sunsets
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| Brand | Lee Filters Lee Filters is a brand that specializes in manufacturing filters for photography and cinematography. The company was founded in London in the early 1970s by photographer and filmmaker, Brian Lee. The brand is known for its high-quality, color-correcting filters, which are used by professional photographers and filmmakers all over the world. |
| MPN | Lee Filters SW150ND6RG |
| Model | Lee Filters SW150 Filter |
| ID | 10095983 |
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