Why an ND filter?

An ND filter (gray filter or neutral density filter) ensures that less light reaches the camera sensor. As a result, it is necessary to expose for longer periods of time. To do this, you have to open the aperture wider or increase the ISO so that the image is not too dark.

Variable ND filters are primarily used when filming, as long exposure times must be used there. In order to have the right exposure at all times, it is important that you can adjust the ND filter.
But ND filters are also used in landscape photography, in particular for long-term photography in daylight, e.g. at a waterfall, sea or lake. Passing clouds can also be drawn softly with the help of the ND filter.
In very bright lighting conditions, such as in snow or in the blazing midday sun, a weak ND filter can be useful, especially if you use a lens with a very large aperture.

The K&F Concept Nano-X True Color Variable ND Filter 77mm neutral density filter ND2-32

The filter is manufactured to a high quality and packaged in a leather case with magnetic closure. This variable ND filter has 5 ND filters,

so to speak! You normally pay between 70 and 100 euros per high-quality ND filter! This variable ND filter is very practical and space-saving, as you only need to have one filter with you and can still cover a small range with it. This ND filter can dim the light in 5 steps.

ℹ️ At the edge of the adjustable filter, there are 5 points, the larger the points are, the darker you can adjust your image.

The coating technology used ensures that the natural colors of the motif are faithfully reproduced, and thus prevents the usual yellowing of cheaper ND filters.

⚠️ Please do not screw the filter so firmly onto the lens, otherwise there will be problems with unscrewing it!

Clear purchase recommendation and 5 stars from me.