It has allowed me to capture some fantastic long exposure waterfall shots. Easy to use. Works great, especially for the price.

bought it mainly for the solar eclipse and it worked great. I ended up buying a 58mm version of they’re brand for another one of my lenses

Love this filter, the flexibility, the quality and the ability to increase or decrease the ND level is awesome. Highly recommend!

This is high quality ND filter to reduce the exposure in photography. I'm using the 67mm of this filter. It's multi-coated, so looks solid and high quality. It is a variable ND filter change from ND2 to ND400 in 9 steps.

Like this filter because I don't ever have to take it off my lens and great for my narrative and music video projects

Good presentation and Quality filter material and nice box package presentation

have had this VND for a little over a month now and I can say it is a very useful bit of kit to have in the bag. Natural light shooters will appreciate being able to cut down light to shoot at wider apertures, and strobists will like that plus the ability to stop down ambient light to match strobe lighting without having to go into HSS. I haven't tested it with video, as I primarily shoot stills, but for the film shooter on the go, this would be very useful. Quality seems to be there, its a metal filter, and the glass elements seem well constructed. I was able to count hairs on heads, so the effect on a cameras resolving power seems to be little to none, which is good. Autofocus on the a9 and the 70-200 GM seemed to be fine It comes with a little plastic case, which fit nicely into the bag without taking up too much space. The adjustment of the filter is obviously easier without the lens hood, even though the 70-200 GM has a built in access for adjusting VND's I did a quick backyard test with my son to illustrate the exposure versatility of VND and it does indeed provide 9 stops of exposure adjustment. Having that flexibility is useful for many different types and styles of video and photography. I provided a composited image showing the 10 frames I shot. I also included an image where I used the filter to allow me to slow down the shutter, and turn the water circling around a boat into something with a more dreamy, or painterly effect. The last shot is using the reflective blue tint on the filter element to reflect the clouds over the image of the boat to create a double exposure look, the VND allowed me to only cut some of the light and still create a reflection, opposed to using a cell phone, or a mirror which are totally opaque. to do this, i took the VND off the lens and angled it in front with my hand until I got the composition i wanted. Few tips for people new to using filters or VND's, don't over tighten the filter onto the lens. These things are made to be lowprofile and have fine threads, so go easy. There is a tick mark on the non-rotating part of the VND. Make sure you adjust the rotating marks on the filter off the position of the non-rotating tick mark. There are no clicks, or hard stops, just a fluid movement, so keep an eye on your adjustments if your moving around a lot. lighting conditions can change. Lastly, you shouldn't be using this indoors, unless you are trying to hss lights or purposefully cut lighting. VND's of all kinds typically don't have a neutral setting, so they are always cutting down some amount of light. Typically, indoors you want to be gathering as much light as your can. So when you come indoors, pop the filter back in the bag. Overall, I would recommend this VND filter. There are much higher priced VNDs out there, but if you're here, then your probably not looking at the $200+ VNDs on the market. This is a good filter and will get you great results, plus the blue tint on the glass element looks really cool. I have really enjoyed shooting with the VND, hope you like yours

Took some photos over the weekend and seemed to do well no issues.

heard a lot about ND filter but not ready to buy the really expensive one off the bat so based on the review I decided to go with this one. For the price the quality of the glass and coating seems amazing. I never had one so nothing to compare it with. I love that it has a variable adjustment for it, seems pretty neat. Having never own one I decided to go out to the local fishing pond and takes some pictures. I upload 2 photo one with the filter one without and i'm just amazed. The picture I uploaded are unedited right off the camera with and same settings. It brings a lot of color out with the filter. Pro: • Very inexpensive filter with amazing result • Great for anyone who is starting out • Quality glass and coating • Variable ND glass • Neatly Packaged Cons: • Non at this time very happy so far If you are just starting out and don't want to break the bank and just curious on how these things work with your camera i highly suggest getting these. For the price what you got to lose. If its something you might be interested in doing more with your photography skill by all means invest in the more expensive lens but as a hobbyist these are great. If you found my review helpful please hit the helpful button it lets me know my review might have helped you in some ways.

Great and works well. Great value