Designed for mobile filmmakers and compatible with devices that have a T-mount backplane, the SmallRig VND Filter with T-Mount Adapter 67mm 1-5 Stopfrom SmallRig VND Filter with T-Mount Adapter 67mm 1-5 Stopreduces the amount of light entering your phone's lens by 1 to 5 stops. This allows shutter speeds to be lowered to more cinematic levels, or for the aperture of your lens to be opened to create a more shallow depth of field. The filter uses multi-coated optical glass and magnetically attaches to SmallRig mobile video cages that support 67mm adapter rings. Thanks to an included threaded adapter ring, you'll be able to use this filter on camera lenses with a 67mm filter thread.

This filter helps prevent vignetting and also features hard stops at ND2 and 32, helping users to maintain better precision over their shooting. Also included is a cleaning cloth and a storage case.

1 to 5-Stop Variable ND Filter (ND2-32)    Reduces the Amount of Available Light    Creates a More Cinematic Look    Reduces Vignetting    Multi-Coated Optical Glass    Hard Stops at ND2 and 32    Magnetic Attachment    Aluminum Alloy Construction    Includes T-Mount Adapter Ring    Includes 67mm Threaded Adapter Ring

• The VND filter provides 5 levels of adjustable light reduction effects, offering optimal exposure settings for video shooting and creating dynamic blurred images
• Multi-coated optical glass ensures high definition and high transparency
• Helps prevent vignetting on the image
• Rotating stop design to prevent filter deviation during adjustment
• Seamless transition between the stops with defined endpoints
• Featuring a magnetic attachment system, it allows for quick installation and filter swapping
• Includes a T-mount adapter ring for direct integration with the T-mount backplane on iPhone series cages
• Comes with a threaded adapter ring, also suitable for use with 67mm camera lenses

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It's there an adapter ring for the Tamron 24-70, 82mm? Thank you

A: Yes

Q: 2. Can I use the SIRUI 24mm Anamorphic lens, FX Mount Lens to Leica M LM L/M Mount Camera Adapter?

A: The MOFAGE Leica L Mount for POCO Drop-In Filter Lens Mount Adapter cannot be used to mount FX lenses to Leica M cameras.

Q: 3. Does this adapter work with the FTZ II?

A: No, the FTZ II has been redesigned with a different base.

Q: 4. I have a 105mm Nikkor AF D lens. it has a 52 mm opening. will it work with this ring adaptor

A: As your Nikon NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8 AF-D Micro Lens uses 52mm lenses, the Bolt 49mm Adapter Ring for VM-110 LED Macro Ring Light shown above would not work for your usage needs. The correct adapter ring was the Bolt 52mm Adapter Ring for VM-110 LED Macro Ring Light, B&H # BOVM110AR52. However, this item has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase. As such, you may instead purchase both the Bolt 62mm Adapter Ring for VM-110 LED Macro Ring Light, B&H # BOVM110AR62, along with the Sensei PRO 52-62mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, B&H # SESURPA5262, to connect your Nikon NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8 AF-D Micro Lens to the Bolt VM-110 LED Macro Ring Light.

Q: 5. Will this fit the Bolt VM-160 Macro ring light?

A: Yes, the Bolt 49mm Adapter Ring for VM-110 LED Macro Ring Light, B&H # BOVM110AR49, would also be compatible for use with the Bolt VM-160 LED Macro Ring Light, B&H # BOVM160.

Q: 6. Would the filters that come on the RF to EF version fir on this L to PL version?

A: Yes, the filters of the EF to RF version of the Meike Lens Mount Adapter with Drop-In Filter (Leica L to PL) are compatible with this version.

Q: 7. Is the outside of this adapter ring flat?

A: Yes the outside of this adapter ring is flat.

Q: 8. Does the adapter ring VM-110AR67 fit the VM-160?

A: Yes, the Bolt VM-110AR67 is also compatible with the Bolt VM-160 Ring Light.

Q: 9. Anyone have tips for composing/focusing with this. Would live view help at all on a 5D IV? I'm quite nervous about having to take the body and put the filter on in environments that this would be helpful in around waterfalls etc

A: HiCan't speak for the 5D MkIV but on my 5D sr the following is true. Using the EF 11-24 f4 at 100 ISO: with the 3 stopper the image is visible in LiveView, the focus points show and the focus square goes green. The exposure indicated on the screen is broadly correct and the viewed image in camera looks good, sharp and neutral to colour. So this would be the basis for your composition and exposure. As has been said already you will need a sturdy tripod and if you have a centre column collapse it. Focus as normal either Manually of AF but then turn AF off and don't touch the focus ring. Taping up the ring is a good idea as would be making a temporary register mark. Do not move the tripod when you remove the lens from the camera leaving the camera on the tripod of course. Swap out the lightest filter for whatever you wish to use. When you use even the 6 stop you will struggle to see live view for composition (&12 or 16 forget it) and my light meter reading was inaccurate. However, if you have followed the instructions so far when you remount the lens to the camera, you will be looking at the same scene as before. even if you can't actually see it! Double-check that the focus ring is still in the same place and focusing is still set to manual, then all you have to do is calculate the exposure based on the density difference between the first filter (3 stop) and whatever you have chosen. Its not rocket science but you will very soon find that your exposure will be 30 seconds plus so that means Bulb mode and a lockable cable release. The 5D sr has a count-up bulb timer to 999 seconds. You may find this useful, I had a play with the 16 stopper and ended up with a 2 or 3 stop underexposed photo at f4, 999 seconds and ISO silly. The colour noise was terrible but going down to ISO 100 and waiting even longer would probably be much more acceptable. Not sure if there is reciprocity failure at very long exposures but a good light meter would go a long way to finding a start point. Beyond that it is trial and error. Bruce Percy pointed out to me that if your histogram only goes halfway to the right you should at least double your time. Overall as a first look I am impressed with the kit. Undoubtedly very compact, might be a -go back to the car to change filters job- but I am expecting some seriously good results with this item. Hope that helps, probably not for the feint hearted but neither is the price of Lee's SW150, you would need to spend a lot more to get the equivalent filters at 150mm square.

Q: 10. Does this work well with the Canon C70?

A: Sure, the SmallRig Cheese-Style Top Handle with Shoe Adapter Mount can be mounted to the cold shoe on the Canon C70.