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Neewer 10000299@@1 55mm ND2 Neutral Density Filter

Control Light and Capture Motion with the NEEWER 55mm ND2 Filter The NEEWER 55mm Neutral Density (ND2) Filter is an essential tool for photographers. It reduces the amount of light entering the lens, allowing for slower shutter speeds and wider apertures in bright conditions. Perfect for capturin...

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Overview

Control Light and Capture Motion with the NEEWER 55mm ND2 Filter

The NEEWER 55mm Neutral Density (ND2) Filter is an essential tool for photographers. It reduces the amount of light entering the lens, allowing for slower shutter speeds and wider apertures in bright conditions. Perfect for capturing motion blur and shallow depth of field effects.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Neutral Density (ND2)
  • Diameter: 55mm
  • Compatibility: Lenses with a 55mm filter thread
  • Effect: Reduces light by 1 stop

Specifications

Brand
Neewer
Model Name
10000299@@1
Filter Type
ND2 Neutral Density Filter
Filter Size
55mm

Frequently Asked Questions

An ND2 Neutral Density filter reduces the amount of light entering your camera lens by one stop. This allows you to use wider apertures for shallower depth of field or slower shutter speeds for motion blur effects, even in bright lighting conditions.
This Neewer filter has a 55mm thread size, meaning it is compatible with camera lenses that have a 55mm front filter thread. Always check your lens's specific filter size before purchasing.
An ND2 filter provides a small amount of light reduction (one stop). While it can contribute to slightly longer exposures, for very long exposure photography, a stronger ND filter (e.g., ND400, ND1000) would typically be more effective.
As a "Neutral Density" filter, it is designed to reduce light uniformly across the visible spectrum, meaning it should not introduce a noticeable color cast to your images.
No, this is a fixed ND2 filter. Variable neutral density filters allow you to adjust the light reduction strength, whereas a fixed ND2 filter provides a consistent one-stop reduction.

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