Reviews
Variable, therefore equivalent to multiple filters
I bought this variable ND filter for the 18-55 lens with 52mm diameter on my Nikon and it turned out to be perfectly compatible with the declared lens diameter and screws on without problems.
This is a variable filter, which allows you to reduce the light gradually, from 2 stops up to 11 stops.
I found the ability to gradually adjust the density of the filter very useful. This allowed me to obtain optimal results in different situations, without having to change filters every time.
In the attached photos you can see the difference between the photo without filter and the one with filter applied and the longer exposure time.
The attached tests were done with exposure times between 2 and 8 seconds.
Obviously to achieve excellent results it takes a lot of practice and you need to know how to use manual focus because once the filter is inserted, if the light is significantly reduced the lens has difficulty focusing automatically.
For the moment I am very satisfied and I would recommend it.
This is a variable filter, which allows you to reduce the light gradually, from 2 stops up to 11 stops.
I found the ability to gradually adjust the density of the filter very useful. This allowed me to obtain optimal results in different situations, without having to change filters every time.
In the attached photos you can see the difference between the photo without filter and the one with filter applied and the longer exposure time.
The attached tests were done with exposure times between 2 and 8 seconds.
Obviously to achieve excellent results it takes a lot of practice and you need to know how to use manual focus because once the filter is inserted, if the light is significantly reduced the lens has difficulty focusing automatically.
For the moment I am very satisfied and I would recommend it.
14/12/2023