
Neewer NW SERIES A 67mm Center Field Split Diopter Filter
Neewer 67mm center field split diopter filter creates striking in-camera blur and refraction effects using premium K9 optical glass.
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Overview
Key Features
【Enhance Focus and Refraction】 Create a captivating focus on your subject with the depth of field blur and refraction effects using this unique diopter filter. It adds a blur effect on two sides while maintaining clarity at the center of the frame to highlight your main subject without further post editing
【Rotate to Adjust】 Rotate 360° to adjust the filter to achieve varying levels of blur effects on your images and explore new possibilities with these unique and personalized blur effects
【Highly Transparency】Made from premium K9 solid optical glass, this filter boasts exceptional transparency, allowing for crystal clear images even with this special effect
【Take Care】 Directly attach to any 67mm lenses, or use an extra adapter, boost, or buck ring for lenses of other sizes. It is also recommended to keep aperture range between 2.8 and 7.0 for optimal results
【Package Contents】 1x 67mm center field split diopter filter, 1x cleaning cloth and 1x filter pouch
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Creates compelling in-camera blur and refraction effects without any post-processing
- Full 360-degree rotation allows precise control over the direction and angle of the effect
- Premium K9 optical glass maintains excellent center sharpness and color fidelity
- Includes a cleaning cloth and filter pouch for convenient storage and maintenance
- Compatible with non-67mm lenses via standard adapter rings for added versatility
👎 Cons
- The blur effect is fixed in intensity and cannot be adjusted beyond rotating the angle
- Recommended aperture range of f/2.8 to f/7.0 limits usability in very bright or very low-light conditions
- Only available in 67mm thread size, requiring adapter rings for other lens diameters which adds bulk
- The effect may appear unnatural or distracting on wide-angle lenses where the transition is more abrupt
- Single-effect design means you need separate filters for other creative looks