62mm ND8-ND2000 (3-11stop) Variable ND Filter Neutral Density Filter with Multi-Resistant Coating Nano-Dazzle
SKU: KF01.1270
Purchased this filter after owning a budget 0-400 and this was a HUGE upgrade. The filter gets darker, the dial is smoother, and even the threads to screw onto my lens is smooth. Before I often had to cut my long exposures shorter than I wanted because they would overexpose. I'm able to take longer photos with this filter. Another major bonus is that when I go to put it on the camera. My budget filter kinda scrapes and makes a grinding noise when I put it on. This one sorta glides on. Major upgrade.
16/07/2020
I was a bit sceptical at first with using a variable but I need not have worried, well made, does what it was designed for at all the stops and I have to say I am very well impressed with it. No colour tinting when using it and saves me weight & space having to carry multiple filters when only 1 is required. Highly recommended and well priced.
14/01/2020
It seems nicely made, of good optical glass. It seems to do what it is supposed to. So far, I like it. I will be taking it with me on a safari and see what I can do with it in the bright sun.
12/12/2019
I have been using this lens for a touch over 2 months now and I have no complaints, does exactly what its meant to do with no side effects. Great product at a great price, Highly recommended. Use the extended warranty on site & its covered for 3 years.
06/12/2019
The K&F Variable Neutral Density Filter is a very handy addition for your camera bag. It is well packaged in a plastic case that has a flap that snaps shut. There is little chance of this case opening accidentally. Inside the case the lens is held down in a dense foam inlay. The 62mm ND lens goes from ND8 to ND2000. There are 16 markings on the lens from minimum to maximum. These are not calibrated to specific ND settings, instead you merely rotate the lens until you reach the desired exposure. It works much like a circular polarizing filter. The series of pictures above shows the reference picture with no filter and then every other setting on the ND filter from Min to Max. The lens itself is solid and feels well made. If you want to experiment with using ND filters without spending many hundreds of dollars on a set of ND filters the K&F filter is a good starting point. Worth the money.
16/11/2019