Kase Wolverine 100mm x 150mm ND Filter - ND8 (3 Stop)

ND8 signifies that the filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by a factor of 8. This is equivalent to a 3-stop reduction in exposure, meaning you can use a longer shutter speed or a wider aperture than you normally would.

Yes, this filter is designed to be compatible with Kase filter holder systems, allowing for stacking with other 100mm filters. However, stacking multiple ND filters will further reduce light, requiring even longer exposure times and careful exposure calculation.

Gently brush off dust with a lens brush. For smudges, use a microfiber lens cloth lightly dampened with a specialized lens cleaning solution. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.

No, the Kase Wolverine ND filter is designed to maintain optical clarity and should not affect your lens's focusing performance. The light reduction is uniform across the filter.

Please refer to the Kase official website or your purchase receipt for specific warranty details, as these can vary by region and retailer.

Yes, it is suitable for video recording, especially in bright conditions where you need to maintain a specific frame rate (e.g., 24fps) and achieve a cinematic motion blur by controlling aperture and shutter speed.

Increase exposure time or open the aperture. The ND8 filter reduces light by 3 stops, requiring manual compensation.

Ensure the filter is clean and evenly seated in the holder. Re-check compatibility with other filters if stacked. The filter is designed for minimal color cast, so significant shifts may indicate an issue with other gear.

Verify that your filter holder is designed for 100mm filters and that the filter is inserted correctly into the slot.

Clean the filter surface using a microfiber cloth and appropriate lens cleaning solution. Handle filters by the edges to avoid fingerprints.