NiSi Cinema Filters

FAQs

What are cinema or film filters?

The moving image requires a different set of elements from still photography in order to capture the best footage. With the range of NiSi cinema filters, you can have more control over the look of every frame you capture. Our variety of options includes 4 x 4 filters, 4 x 5.65 ND filter sets and standard 6.6 x 6.6 filters that will work conveniently with both matte boxes and cageless designs.

What does a cinema camera filter do?

With cinema filters, there’s no limit to how you can curate your camera’s eye long before you step into the editing suite. With our selection of film filters, you can widen the aperture of your focus, reduce glare and reflections, reduce the shutter speed to capture smooth cinema-like footage and maintain a consistent level of colour saturation. With expert control, you can also soften wrinkles and blemishes using our cinema black mist filters and reduce exposure in targeted areas for a variety of depth and dimensions in your cinematography.

How does a cinema filter work?

Crafted from a single piece of optical glass, a cinema filter assists in controlling the light, colour, shutter speed and aperture of your camera in order to give a more consistent look and feel across captured footage. Whether you want to prevent unwanted colouration, capture accurate-to-life details and hues, or adapt to natural and challenging lighting conditions, a cinema filter can help.

Why should I buy a NiSi cinema filter?

At NiSi, we’re passionate about offering real innovations and solutions to our community of photographers. Our cinema filters offer true-to-life colour, no colour cast and are supported by all popular matte boxes. From researching and developing new products to manufacturing the highest quality cinema filters, our commitment to cutting-edge solutions to improve your shots is why people choose NiSi products again and again. Not sure whether a 4 x 5.65 filter, a 6.6 x 6.6 filter or another alternative is right for you? Chat to us about finding the right cinema filter for your needs.