The 2-stop Kolari Vision R Drop-In Soft-Graduated ND Filter EF-EOS Rfeatures the outstanding optics that you can expect from Kolari Vision filters. Providing a soft-grad ND, you can rotate the grad line to create a natural transition consistent with the shot you are lining up without having to rotate a matte box, as you would with a filter mounted in front of the lens. With a ring machined from solid aluminum, it fits precisely into Canon's EF to EOS R lens adapter (as well as Kolari's own adapter). The filter is coated with AR/AS coatings for increased transmission, reduced reflections, and easy cleaning. Kolari filters are thickness matched for consistent focus settings as you switch filters (except for IRChrome and UV Bandpass).

0.6 Optical Density    AR/AS Coatings    Compatible with Canon's Drop-In Adpater

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Once the polarizer or ND filter is removed do you have to put a clear filter in it's place is okay without a filter?

A: Yes, once you remove the polarizer or ND filter, you have to put a clear filter (BH #CADICFA • MFR #3444C001) in it's place.

Q: 2. Does this help with lens flare on the Canon TSE 17mm? When I used my 17mm TSE on my 5DMkIII I rarely had lens flare. Now I have REALLY bad flare when using my 17mm TSE with my Vello adaptor on my R6.

A: The polarizing filter is to reduce glare/reflections. And to darken the color blue in things like the sky and water. It will not work to reduce actual lens flair. If the lens works fine on an EF mount camera, it could be that the adapter is causing it with that wide a lens and type of lens. The only other option would be to get the Canon brand adapter and see if that solves it. Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R BH #CAMAEFRF • MFR #2971C002 https://bhpho.to/3t6JznM

Q: 3. Can you buy a drop in ND filter in addition to the polarized filter with buying a separate adapter?

A: Yes, you can purchase an nd filter separately but they are pricey, click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1434113-REG/canon_3446c001_drop_in_variable_nd_filter.html/accessories

Q: 4. Will this work with canon eos R5

A: Yes it will. It is designed to work with all the Canon R series cameras.

Q: 5. Will this work with the RP

A: Yes it will. This will work with the Canon EOS RP as well.

Q: 6. Is the adapter compatible with 3rd party 52mm screw-on filters?

A: Unfortunately it is not. This adapter is only compatible with the specific Drop-In Filters from Canon for it.

Q: 7. The directions for the adapter say it has to be removed from the camera before I can change lenses. Why? It seems that it would be easier to leave the adapter on the camera and just change the lens attached to the adapter.

A: We recommend always following manufacturer's instructions, even when their reasoning might not be clear.

Q: 8. Will this work with full frame cameras, specifically red v raptor?

A: The Canon Drop-In Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R with Circular Polarizer Filter is designed for Canon RF cameras with a full-frame (36x24mm) sensor. The sensor of the Red V-Raptor is 40.96x21mm, so it may not fully cover the sensor when shooting 8K.

Q: 9. Can you rotate the filter when in place for optimum polarization? Is that what the small wheel is for?

A: The small dial can change the polarization amount.

Q: 10. Can this adapter be used with the Canon TSE 17mm??

A: Yes, the adapter is compatible with the Canon 17mm TSE lens.