This 72mm Haida NanoPro ND Filter 72mm 16.5-Stopfrom Haida NanoPro ND Filter 72mm 16.5-Stopprovides a 16.5-stop increase in neutral density, offering control of available shutter speeds or aperture settings for both still and video applications. Using a longer shutter speed makes it possible to increase image blur to convey a sense of movement, useful when shooting moving water. Increased density also makes it possible to shoot using wider lens apertures, helping to isolate a subject from the background and reducing depth of field.

This filter is made from optical glass that features multicoating for reduced lens glare, providing optimal light transmission. It also features nano coating on each optical surface that resists water, oil, dust, fingerprints, and scratches, making it ideal for use in harsh environments, and also easy to clean. The slim aluminum filter ring can be used on wide-angle lenses without vignetting, and it features front threading that allows additional filters or accessories to be added.

5.0 Optical Density    Double-Threaded Aluminum Filter Ring    Darkens Entire Image Area    Slow Exposure Time    Control Depth of Field    Ideal for Pairing with Other Filters    No Effect on Image Color

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be stacked or combined with another B+W ND filter?

A: Yes it can be stacked with any 39mm filter.

Q: 2. is the level detachable? If so, can I still use the lens hood on my rf 24-105mm without the level?

A: The lever is detachable but the filter ring is too large to be used inside the Canon hood. A screw on hood could be used instead such as this: https://bhpho.to/35j7SrF

Q: 3. Will the Haida Red Diamond 100mm filters fit their M10-II filter holder?

A: Yes it is compatible with the M10-II filter holder.

Q: 4. Is this a thin filter for use with a wide angle lens?

A: This is not classified as a thin filter.

Q: 5. I would assume that when placing an order for these filters, the same sizing rules apply as with the UV Filters... is that correct? Do you also look at the inside/reverse side of your lens caps? Both lens caps for my Canon 18-55 mm and my Canon Zoom (75-300mm) lens Cap say they are 58mm... so I need to order 2 x 58mm UV Filters, correct?

A: That would be correct. The sizing for the ND filters (filter thread) would be the same as that for UV filters. If the reverse side of your lens caps say 58mm, then you would need to order the 58mm ND filter.

Q: 6. Will this work with a step up ring?

A: Yes, the Neewer Magnetic Variable ND Filter will work with a step up ring.

Q: 7. This filter does not seem to be coated to reduce flares and ghosting. Has anybody had these issue flare up?

A: I purchased one of these filters about a year ago and have found it excellent my my uses. I haven't had any issues with ghosting /flaring. I think this shade of filter is ideal, I often use it in combination with a circular polariser also from B&W on a Canon 16-35mmf4L for seascapes in relatively bright light. If you are going to combine filters make sure to get some plastic filter wrenches as they can bind.together a bit

Q: 8. Why does the stock photo, depicting 'Without Filter' and'With Filter', show quite a corruption of the color with filter?

A: No idea, I bought one of these, and it seems to be neutral density. I notice that colors saturate more with long exposures, but the color are true.

Q: 9. Is this filter stackable?

A: Yes, you could stack this filter.

Q: 10. Hi there , will this fit my 16-35mm lens ?

A: If your lens is Canon 16-35 mm f/2.8 then Yes, 82 mm is your filter size.