Variable ND Filter 62mm ND2-ND400 Light Control Dimming Filter
Adjustable ND Filter 62mm ND2-ND400 Variable Neutral Density Filter, Adjusts Light from ND2 to ND400
Product Features
Adjustable light from ND2 to ND400, a single ND filter can be widely used in various situations.
When shooting moving scenes like waterfalls and clouds with a digital camera, you can open the aperture and lower the shutter speed to express streams as smoothly as a sea of clouds.
Uses reinforced optical glass with a double anti-reflective coating to reduce only the amount of light without affecting the subject's colors.
In recent years, photos taken with slow shutter speeds have become increasingly popular.
The charm of slow shutter photography is the ability to create images of beauty and dynamism invisible to the naked eye, based on your own sensibility.
By slowing down the shutter speed, you can intentionally blur the subject. For example, you can capture flowing water as smoothly as white silk.
Usage Examples
Waterfalls and Streams
When shooting waterfalls and streams with a slow shutter speed, you can express the flowing water as smooth as silk.
People in the City
When shooting with a slow shutter speed in the city, moving people, cars, and trains will appear blurred.
Sea and Lakes
When shooting the sea or lakes with a slow shutter speed, you can depict the water surface smoothly.
Clouds
By capturing clouds flowing in the wind with a slow shutter speed, you can express dynamic movement.
Night Scene Light Trails
The lights of car taillights and headlights, ships, airplanes, and amusement park rides can be captured as light trails with a slow shutter speed.
Panning
Panning is a shooting technique where you move the camera along with the subject's movement, resulting in a blurred background while the moving subject remains sharp.
Hana Ikada (Flower Rafts)
You can capture the trails of petals and leaves slowly flowing on the water surface as lines or swirls.
Accessories
Filter Storage Case
* At the maximum density setting, a cross or X-shaped unevenness may appear depending on the lens aperture and focal length. This is a normal optical phenomenon. In such cases, please adjust by rotating to the minimum setting until the phenomenon disappears.
The ND density indicator is for reference only and may not be accurate.
This is a used item, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive about condition.
Product Features
Adjustable light from ND2 to ND400, a single ND filter can be widely used in various situations.
When shooting moving scenes like waterfalls and clouds with a digital camera, you can open the aperture and lower the shutter speed to express streams as smoothly as a sea of clouds.
Uses reinforced optical glass with a double anti-reflective coating to reduce only the amount of light without affecting the subject's colors.
In recent years, photos taken with slow shutter speeds have become increasingly popular.
The charm of slow shutter photography is the ability to create images of beauty and dynamism invisible to the naked eye, based on your own sensibility.
By slowing down the shutter speed, you can intentionally blur the subject. For example, you can capture flowing water as smoothly as white silk.
Usage Examples
Waterfalls and Streams
When shooting waterfalls and streams with a slow shutter speed, you can express the flowing water as smooth as silk.
People in the City
When shooting with a slow shutter speed in the city, moving people, cars, and trains will appear blurred.
Sea and Lakes
When shooting the sea or lakes with a slow shutter speed, you can depict the water surface smoothly.
Clouds
By capturing clouds flowing in the wind with a slow shutter speed, you can express dynamic movement.
Night Scene Light Trails
The lights of car taillights and headlights, ships, airplanes, and amusement park rides can be captured as light trails with a slow shutter speed.
Panning
Panning is a shooting technique where you move the camera along with the subject's movement, resulting in a blurred background while the moving subject remains sharp.
Hana Ikada (Flower Rafts)
You can capture the trails of petals and leaves slowly flowing on the water surface as lines or swirls.
Accessories
Filter Storage Case
* At the maximum density setting, a cross or X-shaped unevenness may appear depending on the lens aperture and focal length. This is a normal optical phenomenon. In such cases, please adjust by rotating to the minimum setting until the phenomenon disappears.
The ND density indicator is for reference only and may not be accurate.
This is a used item, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive about condition.
Category
Lens Filter
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Oita
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