I love this 10 stop ND filter; as I’m learning long exposure photography before I used a variable filter and the results weren’t so good as variable filters have their limits.I used this to slow down the lake water and get nice texture (smooth out) in the clouds; truly amazing.This neweer filter is truly amazing quality and the results you get are even more amazing! Definitely worth every penny!

I use several gobe variable ND filters and have found them to be good quality, maintaining sharpeness and clarity on pro lenses. Not cheap, not expensive either. Have a good ethical element to their product aswell.

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 How you can use Variable ND with CPL

I ordered this 77mm Variable ND (along with the 77mm CPL) from Amazon US, shipped to Japan where I live, & got it in 10 days, which is faster than average. The company is great with communication regarding tracking your package, & it arrived neatly packaged & in perfect condition. I've only had a chance to take it out once, so I'll update this review if anything changes, but here are my thoughts so far:PROS: Easy to attach / remove (the CPL is a bit harder to take off), nice, even tones, does what it's supposed to. The quality of the glass & the performance are great considering the cost. The construction feels solid.CONS: When used at darker settings you can start to get the X pattern (when the two pieces of overlapping glass in the filter don't line up perfectly they can create a kind of shadowy X in the middle of your shot.) This is pretty common among Variable ND filters, especially at wider angles with darker settings. I'm using it on a Canon 6D with a 24-70 L lens, & it was more noticeable in the 24-35mm range when set in or just before the "Max" setting. It's not totally unexpected from a variable filter, though, so I can't fault it too much. It kind of comes with the territory, so it's not really a problem.OVERALL: I recommend this lens if you're looking for a low cost, high quality Variable ND filter. The key word here is VARIABLE, meaning you're looking for convenience. If you want a filter that avoids the X pattern & maybe performs a bit more consistently, I'd recommend some regular ND filters, which can be stacked if needed. I'm considering buying the ND 1000 (from Gobe, I really like this company) but I still plan on getting a lot of use from this variable one. As an added bonus, Gobe plants 5 trees for each purchase, which makes me happy.

I'm really impressed with the quality of the filters. I would say it's as good as Peter McKinnon Variable ND, but for a way better price! Highly recommend and you definitely won't regret buying it.

I've bought their excellent fixed ND products in the past. This is my first variable ND from them. It's wonderful. No colour cast. Easy to use. Lovely.

Sspuer maitrise de la luminosite pour un petit prix. Le prochain filtre nd a test sera un filtre nd a densité variable

I hesitated to buy this at first because I've never been a fan of variable ND filters. Most cheap filters suffer from a strong color cast and poor image quality. But this filter is the opposite of that, I'm blown away.