Posts tagged initial light loss

The maximum range of the Cinefade effect is 5 T-stops.

Cinefade, Cinematography, cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Education, Filmmaking, Variable depth of fieldOliver Janesh ChristiansenOctober 28, 2018variable depth of field, adjustable depth of field, depth of field transition, depth of field calculation, light meter reading, exposure calculation, Cinefade range, 5 T-stops, variable ND filter, initial light loss

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

What is the ND range of the cmotion Cinefade VariND?

The cmotion Cinefade VariND has a range from ND.4 to ND1.9+ within the ‘optical safe range’. After the initial light loss of 1.5 stops you are able to dynamically attenuate 5 stops of light. It is possible to expand this range by 3 stops up to ND2.7 with the introduction of a slight colour cast, which is easily corrected in post production.

cmotion Cinefade VariND, FAQ, Variable ND filterOliver Janesh ChristiansenOctober 10, 2018variable ND filter, neutral density filter, cmotion Cinefade VariND, initial light loss, ND.4, ND range, ND2.0

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