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K&F Concept 105mm Nano-X Variable ND Filter ND2-ND32 offers 5 stops light reduction with no X cross, advanced nano coatings, and durable aluminum frame.
K&F Concept 105mm Nano-X Variable ND Filter ND2-ND32 with Cleaning Cloths
Product ID: 19500
SKU: 19500
Model: KF01.2323V1
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: K&F Concept
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| Filter type | ND (gray) |
| Filter size | 105mm |
| Filter Density | Variable Filter |
Product details
Optical Quality
- Constructed from fully professional optical glass rather than optical resin, ensuring superior image quality.
- Reduces light intake without altering the overall color balance of the image.
- Compatible with lenses requiring a 105mm filter diameter; lens cap or hood size should be 112mm.
Variable Neutral Density Filter
- Adjustable density range from ND2 to ND32, providing up to 5 stops of light reduction.
- Enables precise control over exposure for photography and videography in bright conditions.
- Designed to avoid the common "X cross" artifact seen in many variable ND filters, especially on wide-angle lenses.
Advanced Coatings and Durability
- Features K&F's proprietary Nano coating technology, which is waterproof, scratch-resistant, and anti-reflective with a green tint.
- Coatings effectively repel oil, fingerprints, and scratches, protecting the lens surface.
- Ultra-slim rim design minimizes vignetting on wide-angle lenses.
- Constructed with a robust aviation-grade aluminum frame for durability and to prevent jamming during filter adjustments.
Included Accessories
- Comes with 3 pieces of cleaning cloths for maintenance and care of the filter surface.
Usage Notes
- Ensure your camera lens has a 105mm thread size before purchasing; this is typically marked on the lens barrel or under the lens cap with a diameter symbol (Ø).
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