Control the amount of light in your image so you can create longer exposures with this 49mm 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. will this fit an Olympus Om1-X?

A: If you are referring to the Olympus OM-D E-M1X Mirrorless Digital Camera, it will depend on how you arrange the camera in the case as to if it will fit. If you do not attach a lens to the camera, the camera will fit in the case vertically. It will not properly fit with a lens attached with the camera facing the bottom of the bag.

Q: 2. Can this bag be worn left-handed (shoulder strap over right shoulder)?

A: If you are referring to the switch-ability of the cross strap... Yes, it can be re-positioned to the other side.

Q: 3. Can you record in 24 bit and 32 bit simultaneously

A: No, the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder does not allow for simultaneous recording at different bit rates.

Q: 4. I saw another similar question that was unanswered, but can you send a mix to camera (via mini xlr) while also recording 32-bit internally?

A: Yes, you can output audio from the main outputs on the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder while recording internally to your SD card.

Q: 5. How is this different than the F8n besides the 32-bit float feature?

A: The 32-bit functionality of the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder is its main upgrade to Zoom's initial F8 offering. Dual A/D converters have also been implemented for an improved signal-to-noise ratio on this version.

Q: 6. If I use the Zoom F Control and send 8 tracks to this recorder are they ISO tracks? If ISO tracks can I record two additional ISO tracks from XLR inputs?

A: The F-Control from Zoom is a mixing control surface for the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder, but does not accept any microphone inputs itself. It is not sending microphone signal to the F8n but rather providing linear faders and trim and pan pots to control parameters within the F8n while recording. The F-Control is only sending control signals as opposed to microphone signals. With microphones connected directly to the XLR inputs on the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder, the recorder is capable of recording up to 8 isolated microphone tracks in addition to a stereo track for a total of 10 possible tracks altogether. Isolated track recording capabilities are not affected by the F-Control.

Q: 7. Does Tentacle Sync work with the F8n?

A: Yes, the Tentacle Sync can be used with the Zoom F8n Pro. Here is a guide detailing how this setup can work: https://bit.ly/3LkFdoZ

Q: 8. How long will this lamp run on brand new AA batteries?

A: Unfortunately Carson does not provide the battery life spec on the LF-10 model but it would be at least a couple dozen hours.

Q: 9. Can this be powered by V-Mount Batteries? If so, how?

A: Yes, the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder can be powered by a V-Mount battery as long as it is rated for 14.8V output. A D-Tap to DC Barrel connector like B&H # CAC2399 can connect the battery to the F8n Pro.

Q: 10. 3.5 mm mic input available?

A: The Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder does not feature a 3.5mm input onboard. Presumably, 3.5mm microphones can be adapted for connection to the F8n's XLR inputs with a product such as BH #ROVXLRP Rode VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter: https://bhpho.to/37jdBi5