Lensbaby 46mm Filter Kit

The Lensbaby 46mm Filter Kit offers precise control over light and reflections. The ND 0.9 filter reduces light by three stops for motion blur and shallow depth of field. The circular polarizer cuts glare and boosts colour saturation, ideal for landscapes. The 8-point star filter creates striking light bursts. Each filter has 46mm front threads for stacking or lens cap use, and they come with a case for safe storage.

Lensbaby 46 mm Filter Kit Key Features:

• Three high-quality 46mm filters for creative control
• Neutral Density 0.9 filter reduces light by three stops
• Enables motion blur effects with slower shutter speeds
• Allows wider apertures for shallow depth of field in bright conditions
• Circular polarizer reduces glare and reflections from non-metallic surfaces
• Enhances colour saturation for richer skies and foliage
• Maintains autofocus and auto exposure compatibility
• 8-point star filter creates striking starburst effects from highlights
• Clear optical glass with etched lines for precise star effect
• 46mm front threads allow stacking multiple filters
• Compatible with lens caps when attached to a lens
• Designed for outdoor, nature, and artistic photography
• High-quality construction for durability and optical clarity
• Includes a protective case for secure storage and transport
• Expands creative options for photographers at any skill level

What's in the box?

• 1 x 46mm 8-Point Star Filter
• 1 x 46mm Neutral Density 0.9 Filter
• 1 x 46mm Circular Polarizer Filter
• 1 x Filter Case

FAQs:

Can the Lensbaby 46mm Filter Kit be used on any lens?

The Lensbaby 46mm Filter Kit is designed for lenses with a 46mm filter thread. If your lens has a different thread size, you can use a step-up or step-down ring to adapt the filters. Always check your lens specifications to ensure compatibility before use.

Can these filters be stacked together for combined effects?

Yes, each filter has 46mm front threads, allowing them to be stacked on top of one another for combined effects. For example, you can use the neutral density filter with the circular polarizer to reduce light while minimising reflections. However, stacking multiple filters may slightly increase the risk of vignetting, especially on wide-angle lenses.