
Polaroid
Polaroid PLFILND652 52mm Neutral Density ND0.6 Camera Filter
Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Polaroid Neutral Density Filter Expand your photographic capabilities with the Polaroid Optics Neutral Density Filter. This 3-stop ND filter allows you to control light exposure, enabling stunning landscapes and portraits in various lighting conditions. Compatibl...
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Overview
Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Polaroid Neutral Density Filter
Expand your photographic capabilities with the Polaroid Optics Neutral Density Filter. This 3-stop ND filter allows you to control light exposure, enabling stunning landscapes and portraits in various lighting conditions. Compatible with a wide range of camera lenses, it's an essential tool for photographers of all levels.
Specifications:
- Filter Size: 52mm
- Density: ND 0.6 (3-Stop)
- Compatibility: Compatible with All Popular Camera Lens Models
Specifications
Filter Type
Neutral Density (ND)
ND Rating
ND0.6
Light Reduction
2 Stops
Filter Size
52mm
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ND0.6 rating mean for this Polaroid filter?
An ND0.6 rating on this Polaroid filter means it reduces the amount of light entering the camera lens by 2 stops.
What size lens is this Polaroid filter compatible with?
This Polaroid PLFILND652 filter has a 52mm thread size, making it compatible with lenses that have a 52mm filter thread.
What is the primary purpose of a neutral density filter like this one?
The primary purpose of this neutral density filter is to reduce the amount of light reaching the camera sensor without altering the color balance, allowing for longer exposures or wider apertures in bright light.
Does this filter affect the color of the image?
As a neutral density filter, it is designed to reduce light uniformly across the spectrum, ideally without affecting the color balance of your images.