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Are there any changes in polarisation effects when using the cmotion Cinefade VariND?

There are no changes in polarisation effects, such as reflections in glass and changes in blue skies when using the cmotion Cinefade VariND.

Cinefade, Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Education, Motorised Polariser, Variable depth of field, Variable ND filter, MotoPolaOliver Janesh ChristiansenOctober 22, 2018matte box, Motorised Polariser, Static Polariser, polarisation effect

What is the initial light loss of the cmotion Cinefade VariND?

The initial light loss of the cmotion Cinefade VariND is 1.5 T-stops. It is then possible to achieve a 5+ stop Cinefade range (ND0.4-ND1.9).

Cinefade, Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Variable depth of field, Variable ND filter, MotaPolaOliver Janesh ChristiansenOctober 20, 2018initial light loss, exposure compensation, Motorised Polariser, Static Polariser, Cinefade effect, Variable ND filter, one stop polar, MotaPola, RotaPola

Can the cmotion Cinefade VariND be used without a lens control system?

Yes, it is possible to use our cmotion Cinefade VariND as a standalone variable ND filter or standalone Motorised Polariser without a lens control system in VariND and RotaPola mode.

Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Motorised Polariser, Standalone Polariser, Variable ND filterOliver Janesh ChristiansenOctober 4, 2018variable ND filter, standalone ND filter, neutral density filter, professional, Motorised Polariser, standalone polariser, MotaPola, RotaPola, lens control system, LCS

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