This 1-stop, 52mm Kolari Vision Pro IRND Filter 52mm 1-Stopis optically engineered to be the most neutral filter in the visible light spectrum and beyond into the infrared range. This filter delivers neutral darkening in every wavelength, and at every angle. Ultra-wide angle tested and approved for excellent vignetting and color cast performance. Built with premium ultra-thin, ultra-strong Corning Gorilla Glass, this filter is more than two times stronger than Schott B270 glass to direct impacts, and more resistant to scratches for better long-term durability. The slim-brass frame features knurling that helps with your grip, making it easier to attach and remove the filter.

0.3 Optical Density    Water-, Oil-, Scratch-Resistant Coatings    Impact Resistant Corning Gorilla Glass    High-Friction Knurling    Slim Brass Frame

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many stops is 1.5?

A: In ND measurements 1.5 is 5 stops of ND

Q: 2. Is this filter a Nikon product or generic? I am interested in the 52mm Clear NC Glass Filter by Nikon and the 58mm Clear NC Glass Filter by Nikon.Thamks,Rich

A: The filter on this link is an offer for a Nikon original filter, not a generic. Below is a link to the same filter in 58mm size for you to also regard:http://bhpho.to/1fSDZhd

Q: 3. What is the difference between this filter holder and the less expensive model sold for $89.00?

A: Wll means the color matches the Versiion 2 lenses.

Q: 4. Is there a trick to getting the 52 mm Canon Protect Filter off of the holder? I am having a hard time removing it so I can put another filter on the holder. Thanks!

A: You have to wiggle it gently and unscrew. If that doesn't work and you have some plastic filter wrenches, try those. Alternatively, if you have a vise grip put some spongy tape on it and gently tighten and unscrew the filter.

Q: 5. How does this Clear NC glass compare to a U.V. filter?

A: A clear filter and a UV filter essentially are the same, however a UV filter will block some UV transmissions from hitting the sensor of the camera. However, the primary use for both filters is to protect the lens.

Q: 6. Is this the best filter for Nikon d5500 50mm lens?

A: I'd recommend checking on the Nikon website to be sure you're getting the right-sized lens for your camera. I ordered it to protect the lens on my D3200.

Q: 7. Will this work well with achieving the sunray effect during sunrise/sunset? Will this filter effect the look of the image in any other way?

A: This will not help with the sunray effect at sunrise or sunset. It will give more of a twinkle/pointed star effect of the sun or any other prominent light sources, such as the example shown with the street lamps.

Q: 8. Will this work with the 300mm 2.8l is mk1?

A: I believe not, you will need the older version. Click on the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3agvCu0

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Canon 300mm f4 L IS, please?

A: The Canon 52mm Drop-in Filter Holder is not compatible with the Canon 300mm f/4L IS USM lens, which takes 77mm filters on the front of the lens.

Q: 10. Will there be any vignetting at 24mm?

A: The Nikon Neutral Clear Filter (77mm) is designed to have a thin profile, which helps prevent vignetting issues.