K&F Concept 62mm Variable ND Filter ND2-ND400 offers 9 stops adjustment with premium optical glass and Nanotec coating for waterproof, scratch-resistant protection.

K&F Concept 62mm Variable ND Filter ND2-ND400 (9 Stop) KF01.1462

Product ID: 53415
72,45 tax incl.
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1 Item , in store, 39 F.Sadovnikova str.
SKU: 53415
Model: KF01.1462
Ean: 6936069266863
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: K&F Concept

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K&F Concept 62mm Variable ND Filter ND2-ND400 (9 Stop) Nano-X Series

  • Adjustable 9 Stops: Designed with a putter mechanism, this variable ND filter allows smooth adjustment across 9 stops, ranging from ND2 to ND400. Each stop is clearly marked on the frame for precise 360° rotation, enabling versatile use in multiple shooting scenarios.
  • High-Quality Optical Glass: Constructed from premium Japan-made optical glass, the filter effectively reduces internal reflections and glare, ensuring crystal-clear image quality without affecting color or sharpness.
  • Nanotec Multi-Coating: Both sides of the glass feature advanced Nanotec coating technology, making the filter waterproof, oil-proof, and scratch-resistant. This durable coating protects your camera lens during outdoor photography.
  • Ultra Slim Frame Design: The filter frame is ultra slim at only 7.4mm thickness, supporting lenses with focal lengths as wide as 16mm without causing vignetting. Due to lens type and focal length differences, a dark "X" cross pattern may appear but can be eliminated by rotating the filter; this is not a defect.
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