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Sony VFR52K 52mm Neutral Density Filter Kit

Enhance Your Footage with the Sony VFR52K 52mm Neutral Density Filter Kit Elevate the quality of your recordings with the Sony VFR52K 52mm Neutral Density Filter Kit. Designed for use with the MVCCD500 camcorder, this kit provides essential tools to control light and achieve optimal exposure in v...

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Overview

Enhance Your Footage with the Sony VFR52K 52mm Neutral Density Filter Kit

Elevate the quality of your recordings with the Sony VFR52K 52mm Neutral Density Filter Kit. Designed for use with the MVCCD500 camcorder, this kit provides essential tools to control light and achieve optimal exposure in various shooting conditions.

Specifications:

  • Compatibility: Sony MVCCD500
  • Filter Size: 52mm
  • Type: Neutral Density Filter

Key Features

Neutral density filter diminishes brightness of the sun's rays

Multi-coated filter protects lens from dust and streaks

Requires VAD-S70 adaptor ring

Specifications

Model
VFR52K
Filter Type
Neutral Density
Filter Size
52mm
Coating
Multi-coated
Required Accessory
VAD-S70 adaptor ring (not included)

Frequently Asked Questions

The main function of this filter is to diminish the brightness of the sun's rays, allowing for better exposure control in bright conditions.
Yes, the filter is multi-coated, which helps protect your lens from dust and streaks.
This neutral density filter is specifically designed for 52mm lenses.
Yes, the Sony VFR52K filter requires a VAD-S70 adaptor ring, which is not included in the kit.
A neutral density filter allows for more creative control by enabling wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright environments without overexposing the image.