LEE Filters 100x150mm Neutral Density 0.75 Soft Graduated Filter

For landscape photographers who need to tame bright skies without flattening the foreground, the LEE Filters 100x150mm Neutral Density 0.75 Soft Graduated Filter offers a gentle 2.5-stop transition that blends seamlessly into the horizon. Unlike hard-edge grads that leave a visible line, this soft-edge resin filter feathers the density across a broad zone, making it ideal for uneven horizons, mountains, and woodland scenes.

Highlights

• Soft-edge graduation for natural-looking transitions
• Neutral density 0.75 (2.5 stops) to balance exposure
• High-quality optical resin construction
• Compatible with LEE Filters 100mm system holders
• Rectangular 100 x 150 mm format, 2 mm thick

In daily use

Slide the filter into your LEE 100mm holder and position the transition line just above the horizon. The soft gradation darkens the sky gradually, preserving detail in clouds while keeping the foreground properly exposed. With a light transmission of 17.78% in the dense area, it effectively reduces the dynamic range of the scene. The uncoated resin is lightweight and easy to clean, though care should be taken to avoid scratches. This filter is a reliable companion for sunrise and sunset shoots, as well as any scene with a bright sky and darker land.

Full specifications

• Filter type: Neutral density graduated
• Optical density: ND 0.75
• Stop reduction: 2.5 stops
• Graduation type: Soft edge
• Filter dimensions (W x H): 100 x 150 mm
• Filter thickness: 2 mm
• Filter material: High-quality optical resin
• System compatibility: LEE Filters 100mm system
• Light transmission: 17.78%
• Color shift: Minimal / neutral
• Mounting: Slot-in filter holder
• Primary application: Landscape photography
• Shape: Rectangular
• Manufacturer series: 100mm system filters
• Coating: Uncoated
• UV protection: No

Final note

When you need a subtle, natural sky darkening without the harsh line of a hard grad, this LEE soft-edge ND 0.75 is the go-to choice for discerning landscape photographers.