Control the amount of light in your image so you can create longer exposures with this 62mm Okko Pro ND Filter. Shoot in bright light without overexposing your images. Use slower shutter speeds to create dramatic effects that emphasize movement. Master the long exposure with this 10-stop reduction filter. Videographers use the Pro ND in bright conditions for more consistent even light and color. Minimize time spent in post-production by taking better content in camera.

3.0 Optical Density    Ultrathin Aluminum Alloy Frame

Okko Pro Neutral Density filters gives you freedom to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds for creative and dramatic effect in bright lighting conditions. Designed in New Zealand and tested across vast landscapes.

Constructed from high-quality, lightweight, matte black aluminum. Designed to still work with your lens cap. Smooth adjustment for ease in the field.

Ultrathin frame minimizes the vignetting effect when shooting wide open.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I notice that there is no indicating color change. Is there a way to check this chemical using another method?

A: If you are concerned about it becoming exhausted you can test test it with a pH Test Meter or low cost pH Indicator Strips.

Q: 2. Does this work in Dragonframe video/live mode too?

A: This products supports Dragonframe Software.

Q: 3. Conflicting information. Product Description claims that you can reverse the hood bu the reviewer says that that it doesn't? Also, The product description claims that you can use a 62mm filter (on a 62mm Lens hood) but a reviewer states that it takes a bigger filter? What is the correct statement in both Cases?

A: I had to use this lens hood on my Sony Rx10 II because Sony doesn't sell replacement hoods(!). This hood easily reverses and I can use a 62mm protective filter with the hood in place. If one were to use a 62mm circular polarizer or ND fader, it is very difficult to rotate the filter since the filter threads are recessed deeply into the hood mount. This is the case with my thin Cokin Harmonie circular polarizer. It is probably easier to use a thicker circular polarizer with this hood mount.

Q: 4. Will this work on a Fujifilm 90mm F2.0?

A: The lens comes with a a hood but, yes, this hood will fit the 90mm.

Q: 5. I have the Fuji 23mm 1.4 lens and the Fuji clear filter. Will this hood vignette with that combination?

A: I have it on a 25 mm Batis. No vignette but also no filter.

Q: 6. Could this be used on a Nikon 62mm polarizing filter to allow easily turning the polarizer?

A: Absolutely.

Q: 7. Can I still put the original cap when the hood is on my Hasselblad 45P lens?

A: The Sensei PRO 62mm Wide Angle Aluminum Lens Hood won't let you attach a lens cap.

Q: 8. Regarding the heliopan 62mm Long Metal Lens Hood, what is its o.d. (outer diameter) ? And overall height/length ?

A: It is 64.0mm O.D, 29.9mm long, exclusive of threads.

Q: 9. Can this be used when fixing with Kodak Rapid Fixer Part A for both film and paper?

A: This is is compatible with all general black and white fixers, and works with both film and paper.

Q: 10. Can this be used with a Tamron 18mm - 250mm zoom?

A: The Sensei PRO 62mm Wide Angle Aluminum Lens Hood is compatible with the Tamron 18-250mm lens, but it might cause vignetting in the 18-24mm range.