Kase Filters. What type and why.

- GND filter / grey graduated filter: Graduated neutral density filters with different gradients “Hard GND” – suitable for seascapes and flat horizons, “Soft GND” – suitable for ‘choppy’ horizons, or use within woodlands where the graduation cannot be seen in the final image, and “Reverse GND” filters – suitable for holding back the power of the sun whilst it is on the horizon.

- ND Filter / Grey Filter: For extending the shutter speed, even in bright conditions and these are suitable for photographing water to get the ‘silky’ effect, or photography where you need a longer exposure for creative reasons.

- CPL Filter / Polarising Filter: Polarising filters are used to reduce reflections, from water, from glass. A polariser filter can also be used to increase contrast in photography, gives blue and green a boost producing impactful images. The filter holder incorporates a magnetic CPL that can be used in conjunction with GND and ND filters.

Kase Wolverine 100 mm Filter Kits

A great way to start your Kase Filter experience is to look at the available kits. The kits are designed to get you up to speed fast. Available filter kits are the entry kit, high-end kit or master kit.

The kits come a soft carry case, the filter holder system which includes a magnetic circular polariser (CPL), plus a selection of Wolverine 100mm glass filters depending on which kit you decide on.