H&Y has announced the Revoring Swift System, what it calls the world’s first magnetic modular filter system for photographers and videographers.
The Hong Kong-based company known for developing innovative filter products says this latest product features a magnetic “clip-on” design that allows users to snap a square filter holder or matte box onto a lens in seconds. This snap-on system also allows for easy and rapid switching of filters so users can quickly mount the right one without wasting time and missing a shot.
The Revoring Swift also allows filters to be swapped through a rear drop-in design that accommodates a wide range of filters, all leveraging the Revoring base that was launched in 2020.
Using the Revoring ecosystem (which was funded and raised almost $170,000 on Kickstarter), users can use a single system mounted on any and all of their lenses and be able to quickly and easily snap, stack, and swap the filters between them. The company says this new “swift” magnetic modular system will help creatives cope with challenging shooting tasks, which in turn saves time and money.
The Revoring ecosystem features the newer Black Mist filters, Circular Polarizers, neutral density (ND), variable NDs, step adapters, and CNC machined aluminium magnetic caps to help prevent dust, scratch, and moisture droplets on the lenses and filters when not in use. In addition to these circular drop-in filters, H&Y also plans to offer ultraviolet (UV), star keeper (which helps reduce the appearance of light pollution when shooting at night), and a selection of 100x100mm and 100x150mm ND, Gradient ND, and star keeper square filter kits
The Revorig Swift is the second expansion of the company’s Revoring system this year, joining the Revoring Filter system and clip-on filter that it announced in January which also use magnets.
The new H&Y Revoring Swift Ecosystem will launch on Kickstarter on April 20, 2022. Until then, H&Y has setup a page that offers a “super early bird” discount on its website.
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