In a live stream on their YouTube channel, KipperTie has unveiled the LCminiND, a new electronic ND filter designed to fit into Canon’s RF to EF adapter drop-in filter slot, and other adapters that use this type of drop-in filter slot. This new product aims to address the shortcomings of other variable ND filter solutions for the drop-in slot (like Canon’s own solution for their RF to EF adapter) while maintaining compatibility with existing equipment. The LCminiND utilizes technology from LC-Tec in Sweden to create an electronic ND filter with precise control. The filter offers an ND range from .6 to 2.1 stops and runs for approximately 24 hours on a single charge of its internal battery. KipperTie LCminiND. Image credit: KipperTie (YouTube live stream screenshot) How can electronic ND be controlled with KipperTie LCminiND? Users can control the filter in several ways: Via physical buttons on the device that allow adjustments in fractions of a stop Through a fine-tune mode for “exceedingly small and repeatable adjustments” Via Bluetooth connectivity and a companion app that provides remote control and the ability to lock the interface The filter is constructed using CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminum, with anodized metal surfaces for durability. The control wheel features a ball bearing mechanism for smooth operation. ND can be set “smooth” or in full stops between .6 and 2.1 with the LCminiND. Image credit: KipperTie (YouTube live stream screenshot) It wouldn’t be 2025 if there wasn’t an app to control a device – even an ND...
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