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52mm Nano-L Variable Fader NDX, ND2~32
Transform Your Photography with the 52mm Nano-L Variable Fader NDX
Achieve stunning visual effects with ease using our 52mm Nano-L Variable Fader NDX. This versatile neutral density (ND) filter reduces the amount of light entering your lens, making it perfect for capturing breathtaking images with a shallower depth of field or beautifully blurred motion.
- Variable Light Reduction: Adjust the neutral density filter from 1 to 5 stops simply by rotating the ring, allowing for a range of creative light reduction effects.
- Wide-Angle Friendly: Designed with a front diameter larger than the back diameter to prevent vignetting on wide-angle lenses.
- Slow Shutter Speed Compatibility: Ideal for using slow shutter speeds with high-speed films or digital cameras, perfect for recording motion blur in your subjects.
- Enhanced Depth of Field Control: Decrease the depth of field by using wider apertures, helping to separate your subjects from the background effectively.
28 Multi-Layer Nanometer Coatings
Our advanced 28 multi-layer nanometer coatings offer superior protection and performance. This nanotech coating repels dirt, water, and other elements by beading them up instead of absorbing and smearing. Designed to withstand extreme conditions such as wind, saltwater, dust, and other abrasives, your lens will stay clean and protected.
No “X” Cross on Images
Say goodbye to the common “X” cross-issue seen with wide-angle lenses and variable ND filters. Our cutting-edge technology ensures your images remain clear and free from this unwanted effect.
Hydrophobic & Scratch Resistant
Crafted from premium Japan AGC optical glass, our ND filters are hydrophobic and scratch-resistant, providing excellent protection for your camera lens.
Enhance your photography with the 52mm Nano-L Variable Fader NDX. Whether you’re looking to extend exposure times, achieve motion blur, or control depth of field, this filter is an essential tool for any photographer’s kit.
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