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Variable ND Camera Filter Adjustable 37-82mm Lens
Price range: $9.90 through $17.65
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Adjust light exposure with this variable ND filter for DSLR cameras, adjustable from ND2 to ND400. Fits lens diameters 37-82mm. Slim profile reduces vignetting.
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Precision Light Control for DSLR Cameras
This variable neutral density (ND) filter allows DSLR photographers to control light intensity effortlessly. Rotate the filter ring to adjust from ND2 to ND400, adding 2 to 8 stops of light reduction without affecting image color.
Designed for lenses between 37mm and 82mm in diameter, it provides versatile compatibility for a wide range of camera lenses.
Slim Profile Minimizes Vignetting
Crafted with a thin frame, the filter is engineered to prevent vignetting especially when shooting with wide-angle lenses. This ensures your images maintain consistent exposure and sharpness across the frame.
- Thin design reduces edge darkening
- Ideal for wide-angle and landscape photography
Durable Aviation Aluminum Construction
The filter frame is made from lightweight yet robust aviation aluminum, ensuring longevity and reliable performance in demanding shooting environments.
- Premium material for durability
- Lightweight for easy handling
Enhanced Creative Options
Neutral density filters are perfect for creative effects like smoothing waterfalls and rivers or achieving motion blur in bright sunlight. This variable ND expands your ability to experiment with shutter speed under strong light without overexposure.
- Slow shutter speed capabilities
- Perfect for portraiture and nature photography
Key specifications
- Filter Diameter Options: 37mm to 82mm
- Light Reduction: ND2 to ND400 (2 to 8 stops)
- Material: Aviation Aluminum
- Size: 11cm x 11cm x 2.5cm
- Thickness: 6.9-7.5mm
What's in the box
- 1x Variable ND Filter
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What lens diameters does this variable ND filter fit?
The filter fits lens diameters ranging from 37mm to 82mm, including multiple sizes such as 37mm, 43mm, 46mm, 49mm, 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm.
02 What is the range of light reduction the filter provides?
This variable ND filter adjusts light reduction from ND2 to ND400, offering 2 to 8 stops of added density.
03 How does the filter affect image color?
The neutral density filter reduces light intensity without appreciably changing the color of the image.
04 What material is the filter made from?
The filter frame is constructed from aviation aluminum for durability and a premium feel.
05 How does the slim design benefit photographers?
The slim profile helps avoid vignetting when shooting at wider angles, ensuring clear edge-to-edge images.
06 Can the filter be used for slow shutter speed photography?
Yes, it enables slow shutter speed shots even under strong sunlight exposure, ideal for effects like smooth waterfalls.
07 How is the ND level adjusted?
You simply rotate the ring of the filter to vary the density level between ND2 and ND400.
08 Is the filter compatible with portrait and landscape photography?
Yes, the filter’s adjustable density suits various shooting conditions such as portraiture and natural scenes like waterfalls.
09 What are the dimensions of the filter?
The filter measures approximately 11cm x 11cm x 2.5cm, with thickness ranging from 6.9mm to 7.5mm depending on model.
10 What comes included when purchasing this filter?
The package includes one variable ND filter suitable for DSLR camera lenses within the specified diameter range.
Discussion
4.8
Based on 6 reviews
Great product does what it's mentto do
Quality product, working perfectly, I recommend it. You can buy without fear, and it arrived quickly. It came 100% as advertised.
Very stiff to turn don't know about anything else
Does a good job as a variable filter. but though it screws on to 52mm lens, it has a wider outer ring that requires a 55mm lens cap to cover it. something to keep in mind especially when there are variable nd filters out there that don't have this issue...
