The 3-stop, 62mm Hoya ProND EX ND Filter 62mm 3-Stopfrom Hoya ProND EX ND Filter 62mm 3-Stopreduces the amount of light passing through the lens. When shooting video outdoors, you can set shutter speeds to match your frame rate while maintaining the depth-of-field you want. When shooting moving objects, you can achieve a motion blur that makes the image look more cinematic. For photography applications, the filter lets you use longer exposures or achieve a shallow depth-of-field in bright sunlight.

The ProND EX ND filter uses Hoya's ACCU-ND technology to prevent color shift in order to deliver consistent image quality. ACCU-ND ensures an equal reduction of light in both visible and IR spectrums so that you don't experience color shift when shooting in different outdoor conditions. The filter features 62mm threading on both the front and rear sides. Additional ND filters can be stacked on the front, or you can attach a threaded lens cap or other filter.

0.9 Optical Density    Front and Rear 62mm Threading    Glass Filter / Aluminum Ring    ACCU-ND No Color Shift Technology

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this filter fit the Nikon 500mm f/4 insert?

A: It does not. You will need B&H # NICPL405 which is the filter specifically designed for the drop in on that lens. https://bhpho.to/2X7oHNp

Q: 2. Is it normal for a circular polarizer to have movement once attached to the lens?

A: Define movement. It screws on and that should be tight (no movement). The filter itself turns to orient the angle of the polarization (as opposed to a non circular polarizing filter which only really works when shooting in landscape mode)

Q: 3. Is the .3 stop light loss number in the specifications accurate?

A: I suspect that there is some semantics involved. However, I find the in my terms the factor is 1.3. By this I mean for example: holding the shutter speed constant, I get a reading of f9 without the filter, with the filter on and adjusted for maximum effect it will require a aperture of f5.6 for an equivalent exposure. I was mislead by the point three as well, but it is still better than the 2.5 or a bit more that conventional filters of this type yield.Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Will my ET-83D "Lens Hood" fit over this 77mm filter? I will use a Canon EF 100x400 IS II USM zoom lens. Thanks

A: Yes the Canon ET-83D Lens Hood will fit over the Hoya 77mm NXT Circular Polarizer Filter, and the hood features.a side window for adjustment of a rotating polarizing filter.

Q: 5. hello! could this fit and work on the G Master 70 200mm? Thanks!

A: Yes, the Hoya 77mm NXT Circular Polarizer Filter will fit and work on the Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens.

Q: 6. Will this filter work with the Sensei step-up ring? 62mm-67mm to be precise.

A: I haven't tried it but I imagine it would.

Q: 7. Does this filter work on the Sony RX 10 iii?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 8. What is the difference between the NXT and the NXT PLUS filter?

A: The plus it multicoated to reduce ghosting and flares and it has top knurling to provide a more textured grip when mounting or removing it from a lens.

Q: 9. I do NOT want a slim profile filter. I am only interested in a 67mm CP filter. Is this a slim profile filter? thanks

A: The Hoya 67mm NXT Plus Circular Polarizer Filter is not a wide filter. It is a thin frame filter. This one is considered more of a standard frame, BH #BWCPB67 (https://bhpho.to/3WTjKsY).

Q: 10. will this fit the Canon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens?

A: yes