Flexibility and convenience -No Need to carry a set of filters

A Variable ND filter uniquely allows you to;
- reduce the amount of light by rotating the front frame of the filter to adjust the density.
- maintain appropriate exposure under bright light conditions.
- use when you need to shoot fast by changing density quickly rotating the front frame of the filter, or use when you want to experiment with the different exposure settings.
- carry only one filter and avoid spending time for attach-/detachment.

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Two removable long and short knobs are supplied to improve operability so that density can be adjusted quickly, smoothly, and intuitively. (/P/V)

- The filter frame has a scale that serves as a guide for the number of stops.

- The minimum position of "/V" is 1.3 stops (whereas 6 stops in "/P").

- Each stops in the transition reduces the light by 1 stop.

- The maximum position of "/V" reduces the light by 8 stops (12 stops for "/P")

(/P/V)

The X-pattern* warning mark is placed at the position where unwanted X-pattern begins to be noticeable when using a wide-angle lens. (/P/V) *The occurrence of X-pattern is in principle unavoidable for all variable ND systems that use polarizing films.

A physical stopper is equipped at the Min/Max position to prevent further rotation of the filter frame to prevent unnecessary over-turning. (/P/V)

• Low-Reflection (Basic/P/V)

  

• Anti-Scratch (Basic/P/V)

  

• Anti-Static (/P/V)

  

• Water Repellent (/P/V)

  

• Oil Repellent (/P/V)

  

When working in a location where lighting conditions are constantly changing (such as you need to take shots indoors and outdoors alternately), Variable NDs allow videographers to quickly optimize their exposure without stopping recording in order to change with the other densities, or different camera aperture and ISO settings.

The variable density has been configured based on major videography's exposure setting; 1.3 to 8 stops, Optical Density 0.4-2.4.