Kase Revolution Plus 77mm Entry Kit

Yes, Kase magnetic filters are designed to be stackable. However, be mindful of potential vignetting on wider focal lengths and ensure secure attachment.

An ND8 filter reduces light by 3 stops (allowing 1/8th the light), while an ND64 reduces light by 6 stops (allowing 1/64th the light). This allows for longer exposures in brighter conditions.

The Circular Polarizer (CPL) filter reduces reflections from non-metallic surfaces like water and glass, and can enhance color saturation, particularly in skies, by filtering out polarized light.

Kase offers magnetic adapter rings in various sizes that screw onto your lens threads, allowing you to use the 77mm magnetic filters.

Absolutely. The ND filters are essential for filmmakers to achieve correct shutter speeds for cinematic motion blur in bright daylight.

The magnetic system is strong and designed for quick, secure attachment. However, like any equipment, it should be handled with care to avoid accidental impacts that could dislodge a filter.

Ensure both the lens thread and the filter's magnetic mount are clean and free of debris. Verify the lens has a 77mm filter thread.

This can occur when stacking filters or using filters on very wide-angle lenses. Try removing one filter, or ensure you are not using the filter on an ultra-wide lens where it causes obstruction. Check for compatibility notes for specific focal lengths.

Ensure the optical glass is clean. Recalibrate your camera's white balance or adjust in post-processing. The multi-coating is designed for true color rendition.

Gently twist the filter while pulling it away from the lens. If it feels stuck, ensure no dust or debris is binding the magnetic surfaces. Do not force removal.