The Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

The Genus Eclipse 58mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

The Genus Eclipse 62mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

Unleash your creative flair with the Inca Pro Variable Neutral Density Filter. By conveniently rotating the outer filter ring, the user may define a degree of neutral density between 2 to 8 stops that is best suited to their photographic needs. 

With the Hoya 52mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

With the Hoya 55mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

The Genus Eclipse 67mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

The Genus Eclipse 72mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

With the Hoya 58mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

The Genus Eclipse 77mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

With the Hoya 62mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

With the Hoya 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

The Genus Eclipse 82mm Fader Variable ND Filter delivers between approximately 2 and 8 stops of light reduction by simply rotating the adjustment ring located on the front of the filter. The smooth rotating action and stepped markings ensure precise adjustment of the amount of light entering your lens. This in turn offers the freedom for you to shoot at a specific shutter speed, aperture and ISO without the risk of overexposure. The variable ND filter allows you to utilise slower shutter speeds in broad daylight to emphasise the movement of elements such as flowing water or clouds. It is also great for DSLR video recording by allowing you to shoot beautifully shallow depth-of-field footage at wide-open apertures without sacrificing your video frame rate. Save time, money and ensure you are ready to maximise your shooting opportunities by replacing your 2x, 4x and 8x Neutral Density (ND) filters with an easy-to-use Genus Eclipse Fader Variable ND Filter.

With the Hoya 72mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

With the Hoya 77mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.

With the Hoya 82mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter you can create artistic blurring shots of motion on water, cars, people or almost anything that moves. The creative possibilities are endless. The Hoya Variable Neutral Density filter uses two polarizing layers to control the amount of light that passes through to the lens delivering from 1.5 stops up to 9 stops of light reduction. Moreover, it’s possible to shoot with fast lenses with aperture wide open, in full sun, for a very shallow depth of field. Not only that, you can slow down the shutter speed to several seconds in full sunlight – all without changing filters! The filter uses only high-quality optical glass from the Hoya Corporation, the world’s largest optical glass manufacturer.