
Benro Master 77mm Variable ND Filter 1-9 Stops
Unleash Your Creativity with Precision Control Introducing the Benro Master 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter, designed to give you ultimate control over your exposure in any lighting conditions. Achieve consistent and repeatable results with fixed minimum and maximum densities, allowing you ...
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Overview
Unleash Your Creativity with Precision Control
Introducing the Benro Master 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter, designed to give you ultimate control over your exposure in any lighting conditions. Achieve consistent and repeatable results with fixed minimum and maximum densities, allowing you to capture stunning images and videos with ease.
- Fixed Min and Max Densities: Ensures consistent and repeatable results across your shots.
- ULCA Multi-Coating: Significantly reduces chromatic aberration and decreases flare for clearer images.
- NANO WMC Coating: Scratch-resistant multi-coating repels water and oil, making cleaning effortless.
- Black Coated Glass Edge: Prevents internal reflections and decreases optical flare for enhanced clarity.
- CNC Matte Black Brass Ring: Provides superior resistance to side impacts and reduces binding when attached to a lens.
- Product Height (in): 0.23
- Product Height (cm): 0.58
- Product Length (in): 3.15
- Product Length (cm): 8
- Product Weight (lb): 0.06
- Product Weight (kg): 0.03
- Product Width (in): 2.83
- Product Width (cm): 7.2
- Warranty: 5 Year Limited Warranty
Key Features
Fixed Min and Max Densities - Provides consistent and repeatable results
ULCA Multi-Coating - Decreases flare and significantly reduces chromatic aberration
NANO WMC Coating - Scratch-resistant multi-coating that repels water and oil making it easier to clean
Black Coated Glass Edge - Prevents internal reflections and decreases optical flare
CNC Matte Black Brass Ring - More resistant to side impacts, less likely to bind when placed onto a lens