SIMMOD Essence Rear Magnetic Aria Black Mist Filter 1/8

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SIMMOD Essence Rear Magnetic Aria Black Mist Filter 1/8

€139.00 excl. BTW

Key features:

For Simmod LPL-Converted Lenses
Includes Magnetic Pilot Mount
Reduces Highlights, Lowers Contrast
Creates a Softly Diffused, Cinematic Look
Maintains Resolution
Softens Wrinkles and Blemishes

External warehouse, approximately 10 days or more

SKU: CF-RMAG-ABM-1/8 Categories: Lenses Brands, Simmod Tags: Black mist filter, SIMMOD, SIMMOD Essence Rear Magnetic Aria Black Mist Filter

Description

The Simmod Essence Rear Magnetic Aria Black Mist Filter softens highlights and reduces contrast, giving your images a smooth, cinematic feel. This filter is designed to work with vintage lenses that have been adapted with a Simmod LPL-mount conversion kit. It attaches to the back of your lens using the provided Magnetic Pilot filter guide, and is specifically compatible with the Aria Black Mist 1/4 filter.

Compatibility

Simmod LPL Conversion Mounts

Contax Zeiss AE to LPL
Contax Zeiss Narrow to LPL
Contax Zeiss Wide to LPL
Leica R to LPL
M42 to LPL
Mamiya 645 to LPL
Nikon F to LPL
Olympus Zuiko OM to LPL

Rear mount filter

This rear-mounted filter removes the heavy weight of a heavy matte box and is versatile enough to be used with various focal lengths.

Rear mount filters offer a streamlined alternative to traditional front-mounted lens filters, significantly reducing bulk and weight on the camera setup. This is particularly beneficial for filmmakers and photographers who need to maintain a lighter rig for more agile shooting, especially when using gimbals or handheld setups.

By mounting directly to the back of the lens, these filters also minimize the risk of vignetting, a common issue with wider lenses, and allow the use of multiple filters without the complexity and additional weight of a matte box.