If you've been shopping for camera filters or accessories to elevate your photography, there's exciting news from Ted's Cameras: the full new NiSi lineup has officially landed in Australia. From the game-changing magnetic system designed for everyday shooters to precision polarisers engineered for colour accuracy, NiSi has arrived with a range that covers everything from landscape work to street photography on compact digital cameras. Whether you're shooting on Canon RF lenses, Sony glass, Fujifilm bodies like the Fujifilm X100VI, or the Ricoh GR IV, there's a NiSi accessory here built specifically for your kit.
In this guide, we break down every new NiSi product now available at Ted's Cameras — what it does, who it's for, and why it matters for your photography. Let's start with the one that's generating the most buzz.
NiSi JetMag Pro: The Magnetic Filter System That Changes Everything
What Is the NiSi JetMag Pro?
At its core, the JetMag Pro is a magnetic filter mounting ecosystem. Rather than threading filters onto your lens by hand — a process that's fiddly, slow, and frustrating in the field — you simply snap NiSi JetMag Pro filters onto a magnetic adapter ring. The connection is instantaneous, secure, and tool-free. For photographers who work fast, shoot in changing light, or just hate fumbling with threaded glass at golden hour, this is genuinely transformative.
The JetMag Pro system includes a magnetic adapter ring (available in multiple thread sizes including the popular 82mm variant), a front cap, and compatibility with NiSi's growing range of JetMag-series filters. Once your adapter ring is on your lens, every filter swap takes less than a second.
The 82mm JetMag Pro Variant
The NiSi JetMag Pro 82mm is the hero SKU in the range and the most searched variant for good reason — 82mm is the filter thread diameter used on a huge number of professional zoom and prime lenses. Canon RF lenses like the RF 15-35mm f/2.8L and RF 24-70mm f/2.8L, Sony G Master glass, and high-end Sigma and Tamron lenses frequently use 82mm threads, making this the most universally relevant entry point into the JetMag Pro system.
Who Is the JetMag Pro For?
- Landscape photographers who swap between ND, CPL, and UV filters regularly on-location
- Travel photographers shooting with Canon RF, Sony, or Nikon Z camera lenses who need a compact, efficient filter workflow
- Videographers who pull focus and change exposure quickly between shots
- Any photographer tired of cross-threading or dropping filters in the field
Why Magnetic Filter Systems Matter
Magnetic filter mounts have been growing in popularity because they solve a genuine workflow problem. Traditional threaded filters can vibrate loose, are slow to change, and — if you're layering multiple filters — the cumulative rotation can misalign graduated NDs or CPLs. Magnetic systems eliminate all of that. NiSi's JetMag Pro goes further than most competitors by delivering a connection strength that holds firm even in wind, without sacrificing the ability to rotate filters freely for CPL adjustment.
Shop the NiSi JetMag Pro range at Ted's Cameras:
- NiSi JetMag Pro Landscape ND Kit 82mm
- NiSi JetMag Pro MAXMAG Filter Pouch
- NiSi JetMag Pro 95MAG Magnetic Front Cap
NiSi Close-Up Lens: Macro Without the Macro Lens
Not every photographer who wants stunning close-up shots wants to invest in a dedicated macro lens. The NiSi Close-Up Lens is a high-quality diopter filter that threads onto your existing camera lens and dramatically reduces the minimum focusing distance — letting you fill the frame with flowers, insects, food, jewellery, or fine detail without changing your kit.
Unlike cheap close-up filters that introduce chromatic aberration and softness, NiSi uses premium optical glass with multi-coating to maintain edge sharpness and colour neutrality. It's a particularly smart pairing with compact prime lenses on mirrorless systems — think Fujifilm XF glass or Sony E-mount primes. The close-up lens is available in multiple thread sizes to suit most common camera lenses, and screws on in seconds.
For photographers already invested in a lens ecosystem — whether that's Canon, Sony, Nikon, or Fujifilm — this is a cost-effective way to unlock macro capability without adding a heavy, expensive specialty lens to your bag. For an even deeper look at budget-friendly close-up options, our guide to extension tubes and close-up filters for macro photography covers how these accessories compare and which suits your shooting style.
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NiSi True Color Pro Nano CPL: The Circular Polarising Filter Redefined
What Makes It "True Color"?
Most CPL filters introduce a subtle colour cast — often a warm or cool shift — that requires correction in Lightroom or Capture One. NiSi's True Color formulation uses proprietary multi-coating technology to deliver polarisation without any shift in white balance or hue. What you see in the viewfinder is what you get in the file.
The 77mm True Color Pro Nano CPL
The NiSi True Color Pro Nano CPL 77mm is the standout variant and one of the most searched filter configurations in Australia right now. The 77mm circular polarizer fits a massive range of popular lenses — Canon L-series glass, Sony G and Zeiss-branded lenses, Sigma and Tamron zooms — making it the most practical entry point for photographers upgrading from a budget CPL. If you shoot landscapes, architecture, or coastal photography in Australia, a true-colour CPL at 77mm is one of the highest-value single purchases you can make.
The Pro Nano coating also makes the filter water-repellent and easy to clean — essential for shooting near the ocean, in rain, or in humid environments.
Shop the NiSi True Color Pro Nano CPL range at Ted's Cameras:
- NiSi 77mm True Color Pro Nano CPL
- NiSi 82mm True Color Pro Nano CPL
- NiSi SWIFT True Color Pro Nano CPL 58mm
NiSi UV Filter for the Fujifilm X100VI
The Fujifilm X100VI is one of the most popular compact cameras in Australia right now, and NiSi has released a UV filter designed specifically for it. Given the X100VI uses a fixed lens with an adapter-based filter thread, having a UV filter that fits properly — without vignetting or play — matters enormously.
NiSi's X100VI UV filter uses ultra-thin construction to avoid any field-of-view clipping, multi-coating to maintain the X100VI's renowned image quality, and a slim profile that keeps the camera's pocket-friendly form factor intact. It protects that fixed lens from dust, moisture, and scratches without degrading optical performance. If you're unsure whether a UV filter is worth it for your kit, our complete guide to UV lens filters breaks down exactly what they do and when you need one. If you own a Fujifilm X100VI (or are planning to buy one), this UV filter is a sensible day-one accessory.
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NiSi Swift True Color VND: Variable ND Filtering, Finally Done Right
Variable ND filters have long had a reputation problem — the "X pattern" cross-polarisation effect at higher densities, colour shifts that fight your white balance, and optical quality that rarely matches fixed NDs. The NiSi Swift True Color VND addresses every one of those issues.
The Swift VND uses NiSi's True Color optical system — the same technology in the CPL above — to deliver variable neutral density without colour cast, and the "Swift" designation refers to the fast, smooth rotation system that lets you move between ND stops quickly and intuitively — perfect for video shooters who are adjusting exposure on the fly. The filter range covers a broad stop range suitable for bright Australian daylight, and the build quality is premium-grade metal with NiSi's signature nano coating. For videographers shooting on any mirrorless system — Sony, Canon RF, Fujifilm — this is a VND worth taking seriously.
If you're new to ND filters and want to understand stop values, filter types, and how to choose the right density before investing in a system like this, our ND lens filter guide is the ideal starting point.
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NiSi Filter System for the Ricoh GR IV
The Ricoh GR IV has a passionate following among street photographers and documentary shooters — a highly capable APS-C compact with a fixed 28mm-equivalent lens. NiSi has developed a dedicated filter adapter and filter range for the GR IV, giving this compact powerhouse access to the full NiSi ecosystem. If you shoot with the GR IV for street work, our street photography tips and techniques guide is well worth a read for settings and compositional advice.
The adapter is slim and lightweight — critical for a camera whose entire appeal is pocketability — and enables GR IV users to mount NiSi CPL, ND, and UV filters without compromising the camera's handling or size. For GR IV shooters doing street work, travel photography, or urban landscapes, access to a quality CPL or ND filter opens up creative possibilities that were previously impractical on this body. It's a niche product, but for the photographers who need it, it's exceptional.
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Frequently Asked Questions About NiSi Filters
What is the NiSi JetMag Pro and how does it work?
The NiSi JetMag Pro is a magnetic filter mounting system consisting of an adapter ring that attaches to your lens thread and a series of compatible filters that attach magnetically. Instead of screwing filters on and off, you simply press the filter to the adapter and it clicks into place instantly. The magnetic connection is strong enough to hold securely in wind and field conditions, while still allowing CPL filters to rotate freely. It's available in multiple sizes including 82mm, which fits many professional Canon RF, Sony, and Sigma lenses.
Is the NiSi JetMag Pro compatible with all camera brands?
The JetMag Pro is brand-agnostic — compatibility is determined by your lens filter thread diameter, not your camera brand. If your Canon RF lens, Sony G Master, Nikon Z lens, Sigma, or Tamron glass has a standard filter thread (49mm through 95mm), there is likely a JetMag Pro adapter size for it. The 82mm variant covers the majority of professional-grade zoom and prime lenses. Always check your specific lens filter thread size before ordering.
What does a "True Color" CPL filter actually do differently?
A standard circular polarising filter reduces glare, saturates skies, and cuts reflections — but it often introduces a subtle warm or cool colour cast as a side effect. NiSi's True Color Pro Nano CPL uses a proprietary multi-coating process that neutralises this colour shift, so your images maintain accurate white balance straight out of camera. For photographers who value colour accuracy — especially in landscape, product, or commercial work — this means less time correcting white balance in post and more confidence in what you're capturing.
Does the NiSi True Color Pro Nano CPL fit a 77mm thread?
Yes — the NiSi True Color Pro Nano CPL is available in 77mm, making it compatible with a very wide range of popular camera lenses from Canon, Sony, Nikon, Sigma, and Tamron. The 77mm size is one of the most common filter threads in professional photography, and the True Color Pro Nano CPL in this size is one of the most searched and stocked configurations at Ted's Cameras.
What NiSi filters work with the Fujifilm X100VI?
The Fujifilm X100VI requires a filter adapter (either the official Fujifilm or a third-party version) before any threaded filter can be attached to its fixed lens. NiSi produces a dedicated UV filter built to the correct specifications for the X100VI — ultra-thin, multi-coated, and designed to avoid vignetting. Once you have an adapter in place, other slim NiSi filters (CPL, ND) can also be used, though the UV is the most straightforward and popular protective option for this camera.
Ready to Add NiSi to Your Kit?
NiSi has built its reputation by making filters that serious photographers actually want to use — glass that doesn't compromise image quality, systems designed around real-world shooting workflows, and builds that hold up in the Australian environment. Whether you're a landscape photographer shooting the Blue Mountains, a street photographer documenting inner-city Australia, or a videographer who needs reliable variable ND in harsh sunlight, this new NiSi lineup at Ted's Cameras has something built for you.
Browse the full NiSi range at Ted's Cameras online or visit your nearest Ted's Cameras store to see the JetMag Pro, True Color CPL, and the rest of the lineup in person. Our team can help you match the right filter size and system to your specific lens and camera combination.
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