Master the Light: Professional Camera Filter Systems
Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or cinematographer, or just starting behind the lens, our range of camera filters will help you realise your artistic vision. Whether you need the precision of the LEE100 system or the convenience of the LEE Elements range, our filters are engineered to elevate your creative output.
LEE Elements
Creativity On-the-Go
Perfect for travel and fast-paced shoots, LEE Elements provides precision-engineered optics in a rugged, screw-in design. Five circular lens filters for creativity on-the-go. No holder required—just attach, rotate, and create.
- VND Filters: Dial in the perfect exposure for fluid video or long-exposure stills.
- CPL Filter: Cut glare from water and foliage while deepening sky contrast.
- Stoppers: Capture blurred movement, even in bright midday sun.
Available in four standard sizes — 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm. Designed to produce minimal to zero vignetting, even with very wide-angle lenses.
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LEE100
The Ultimate Landscape Toolkit
The choice of world-class professionals, the LEE100 is a modular system built for total control. It allows you to stack multiple filters, giving you the precision to balance a bright sky against a dark foreground with ease.
- Modular Versatility: Snap on a polariser or slide in up to three different filters.
- Precision Graduations: Align gradients perfectly with the horizon to capture the scene exactly as you see it.
ProGlass CINE IRND
The Gold Standard for Motion
Our ProGlass Cine range of neutral-density filters is designed for the exacting needs of all cinematographers—whether shooting digitally or on film. They are exceptionally neutral, eliminating infrared pollution to ensure all colours remain accurate and true.
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Our system match tool
Use System Match to locate your camera lenses and discover which of our three filter systems we recommend for each lens. You’ll also learn exactly which adaptor rings you’ll need to get started.
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