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

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Cinefade, Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Variable depth of field, Variable ND filter, MotaPolaOliver Janesh Christianseninitial light loss, exposure compensation, Motorised Polariser, Static Polariser, Cinefade effect, Variable ND filter, one stop polar, MotaPola, RotaPola
How much light is required for the Cinefade effect?
How much light is required for the Cinefade effect?

Due to the nature of the effect, a lot of light is required to be able to transition from a deep depth of field to a shallow depth of field in one shot. The effect lends itself well to daytime exteriors and artificial lighting or a light sensitive camera sensor is required for studio shoots, interior locations and night shots.

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Cinefade, Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, Education, FAQ, Filmmaking, Variable depth of fieldOliver Janesh Christiansenexposure, light meter reading, T-stop, ISO, lighting, EXT, INT, cinematography, exposure compensation