
Polaroid Optics 43mm Variable ND2-ND400 Filter
Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Polaroid Optics Variable ND Filter The Polaroid Optics 43mm Multi-Coated Variable Neutral Density Filter is an essential tool for photographers and videographers. This versatile filter allows you to control light exposure, reduce shutter speed, and create stunnin...
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Overview
Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Polaroid Optics Variable ND Filter
The Polaroid Optics 43mm Multi-Coated Variable Neutral Density Filter is an essential tool for photographers and videographers. This versatile filter allows you to control light exposure, reduce shutter speed, and create stunning effects in various lighting conditions. Its multi-coated design ensures optimal image quality and durability.
Specifications:
- Filter Type: Variable Neutral Density (ND)
- Density Range: ND3, ND6, ND9, ND16, ND32, ND400 (ND2-ND400)
- Coating: Multi-Coated
- Material: High Quality
- Compatibility: Compatible with all camera lenses with a 43mm filter thread
- Features: * Smooth fading action
Key Features
6-in-1 SMOOTH FADING ACTION – Enjoy Control Of Depth Field with Six Ranges All in One Filter; Twist Ring for ND3, ND6, ND9, ND16, ND32 or ND400; Perfect for Outdoor Photography & Complex Light Conditions
PRO-GRADE NEUTRAL DENSITY FILTER – Provides Ultimate Control Over Light Exposure, Shutter Speed & Color Integrity While Allowing for Wider Aperture Settings; No vignette
PREVENTS OVEREXPOSURE OUTDOORS – Limits Light Passage Through the Lens in Bright Conditions to Ensure Optimal Focus & Depth-of-Field Control for Wide Landscapes; Will Not Affect Color or Optical Quality
MULTI-COATED PROTECTION – Durable, High Quality Filter is Manufactured to Withstand Everyday Exposure to the Elements; 16-Layer Weather-Sealed Surface Blocks Moisture & Dirt From Infiltrating Lens Element
COMPATIBLE WITH ALL 43MM LENSES – To Ensure Perfect Fit, Verify Lens Thread Size Based on “Ø43” Marking on Lens Barrel or Underneath Lens Cap