Control the amount of light in your image so you can create longer exposures with this 58mm 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 read somewhere that this lens was made for a crop sensor; my question is....are there any reviews of this lens on a crop sensor? I have the Nikon D7000 and am trying to find a sharp lens with great bokeh for portraits, and similar to the 85mm on a full frame. Any suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated.

A: This lens is an FX type lens, which means it is originally designed to be used on both Full-frame and crop-sensor cameras. I do not have any links to cite for you showing examples of it used on the D7000, but it is a very sharp lens with great shallow depth of field for your portrait work. It is one I would definitely recommend for your D7000 if you want something in the 85mm range. This lens is based on an original design of an early Nikon 58mm lens, and they improved upon it for use on DSLRs of both formats.

Q: 2. can this ezybox work with a arri 650 fresnel?

A: The Lastolite Ezybox Pro Strip Softbox (10 x 59") is intended for use with Strobes, LED, and fluorescent lights. It should not be used with "hot lights" such as the Arri 650 as it is not rated to withstand the heat.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Panasonic H-HS35100 35-100mm f/2.8 lens?

A: Yes. The Panasonic H-HS35100 35-100mm f/2.8 has 58 mm front threading and the Raynox HD-6600 Pro 58mm 0.66x Wide Angle Converter Lens is threaded for 58 mm.

Q: 4. will the raynox hd-6600 pro work on a canon xf605?

A: Yes. The Canon XF605 UHD 4K HDR Pro Camcorder is compatible with the Raynox HD-6600 Pro 58mm 0.66x Wide Angle Converter Lens.

Q: 5. Will these work with Godox SL-60 LED Video Lights?

A: This softbox can be used with the Godox SL60 by way of the Lastolite Ezybox II Speed Ring Plate for Bowens Flash Heads, BH # LASRPBEZB2 https://bhpho.to/2ZKb4aa

Q: 6. For the 58mm version of this hood, is it possible to use a 58mm pinch type lens cap inside of it? Also, will this cause vignetting on a 17.5mm MFT lens?

A: The 58mm pinch cap works fine. Filters, though you didn't ask about them, are a related issue to consider; you can't attach a filter inside the hood. You must either use 58mm filters behind the hood, or 62mm filters in the hood's front end (either or both could create a vignetting problem). I use this hood on a 6x4.5cm film camera lens, so I can't address vignetting on your lens.

Q: 7. How thick are these gels? I'm looking for something that's about 2mm thick that has some stiffness to it. My application is to use them on submerged LED lights for fountain uplighting, cut them to size (2.5" dia.) and velcro them over the lens. Any advice? Thanks.

A: These filters are soft paper thin

Q: 8. Is this compatible with sony rx-100?

A: This will not be compatible with the Sony RX100.

Q: 9. Has anyone tried this on a Sony FDR-AX53 (with 55mm-to-58mm step up ring)? (Or on the AX33 or AX100)? If so, any feedback on how well it worked?

A: While this lens has not been specifically tested on the AX53 you could certainly attach it with a 55-58mm Step-Up Ring. The AX33 has a 52mm thread, while the AX100 has a 62mm thread. Those are more popular sizes for Wide Angle Conversion lenses and Raynox makes options that will attach directly to those cameras.

Q: 10. Would this work well with a Canon VIXIA HF G30?

A: I was not happy with the optical quality of the HD-6600 Pro 0.66x wide angle lens. It was very soft over all and had a small center area of the lens that actually reduced the contrast, so things in the that circle that were black, looked dark grey. Very strange lens. I would not recommend this lens to anyone. I would stick to name brand lens.Will