
Phottix VND Variable ND Filters 62mm SLR Lenses
Precisely Control Light with Variable ND FiltersThe Phottix VND Variable ND Filter provides adjustable light reduction for SLR lenses. Made with German glass, this filter allows you to control the amount of light entering your lens, allowing for wider apertures or slower shutter speeds. This 62m...
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Overview
Precisely Control Light with Variable ND Filters
The Phottix VND Variable ND Filter provides adjustable light reduction for SLR lenses. Made with German glass, this filter allows you to control the amount of light entering your lens, allowing for wider apertures or slower shutter speeds. This 62mm filter removes the need for static ND filters.
- Filter Type: Variable Neutral Density (VND)
- Density Range: 2-8 Stops
- Material: German Glass
- Lens Compatibility: 62mm SLR Lenses
Key Features
Variable 2-8 stops of variable density, 62mm filter size
Reduces brightness without affecting color or depth of field
Helps to optimize your shutter speed-keeping it double your FPS rate
Decrease depth of field by allowing large apertures to be used while keeping shutter speeds lower
Made of German optical glass
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Offers a variable density range of 2-8 stops, providing significant exposure control.
- Effectively reduces brightness without negatively impacting color rendition or depth of field.
- Helps optimize shutter speed, making it easier to maintain the double FPS rate rule for video.
- Enables the use of wider apertures in bright conditions, creating a shallower depth of field.
- Constructed from high-quality German optical glass for clear and sharp image capture.
👎 Cons
- Specifically designed for 62mm lenses, requiring step-up or step-down rings for other filter sizes.
- The variable nature means there's a possibility of "X" pattern vignetting at maximum density with some wide lenses.
- The filter requires manual adjustment to change the density, which can be slower than using fixed ND filters.
- While it helps with shutter speed, it cannot completely eliminate motion blur from very fast-moving subjects.
- The 2-8 stop range, while versatile, might not be enough for extremely long exposures in very bright sunlight.