The 1.5 to 9-stop, 62mm Hoya Variable Density II ND Filter 62mm 1.5-9 Stopminimizes the vignette effect often experienced when shooting with wide-angle lenses. In this updated version, Hoya improved the frame of the predecessor Variable Density filter, making it thinner for better handling of vignetting. The filter features a dedicated knob for precision rotation between an adjustable neutral density range of 1.5 to 9-stops). It also allows you to attach an optional lens cap. It supports lens caps that are one size larger than the filter size.

0.5 to 2.7 Optical Density    Thin Frame for Minimized Vignetting    Dedicated Knob for Precision Rotation    Motion Blur of Moving Vehicles/Trains    Smooth Motion Effects in Waterfalls    Density Guide Markers    Lens Cap Support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The Circular Polarizer seems to be a permanent part (not removable)? Can it be set to zero strength? thanks,.

A: Both optical elements/foils of the circular polarizer are permanently attached, and this is typical with filters that have two elements. The minimum filter factor available when this is installed on your lens is ND3 (1.5-stop).

Q: 2. Is the knob detachable?

A: Yes the knobs on the Hoya Variable Density II Filter are removable.

Q: 3. Will this fit a Canon RF 24-105? Do i need to take the UV filter too attach it?

A: We suggest the following unit as the canon 24-70mm has a 77mm thread. H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter (58-77mm) BH #HYVNDCP5877 • MFR #RNC77 https://bhpho.to/3j3rfZo

Q: 4. I have a 55mm and a 67 mm diameter lens. could I use a step down adapter along with 58-77 mm Revoring. Or would you have other suggestions?

A: The H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter (67-82mm) will fit on your lens with 67mm filter threads. To use it on your lens with 55mm filter threads, get the Sensei PRO 55-67mm Brass Step-Up Ring. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3XoPeoY.

Q: 5. Would this filter cause a colour shift when combined with the Hoya UV and IR Cut filter?

A: The Hoya 72mm Variable Density II Filter is meant to be color neutral without any color shift. This should not cause a color shift even if used with the Hoya 72mm UV and IR Cut Filter. One thing to keep watch for is an X-pattern near the maximum density.

Q: 6. How this fits on lenses with filter sizes from 67-82mm? There is no info here.

A: The H&Y Filters Revoring 67-82mm Variable Neutral Density Nd3-Nd1000 And Circular Polarizer Filter has a patent-pending variable and tough retractable blade technology designed to allow the filter to fit any lens with filter thread sizes between 67 - 82mm without the need of adapter rings or step-up rings. You would twist the outer edge of the Revoring and the threads expand or contract to connect to the filter threads on the front of your lens.

Q: 7. Does this product have filter threads on front for attaching something like a mattebox?

A: The H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter (67-82mm) does not have front filter threads.

Q: 8. Is this filter IR controlled?

A: The H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND & Circular Polarizer Filter (67-82mm, 1.5 to 10-Stop) is not IR-controlled.

Q: 9. Will this attach to the built-in lens hood of the M Zuiko 7-14 mm lens? There's no filter threads/attachment. Outside diameter of hood is ~ 78mm.

A: No, H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter (67-82mm) can only be attached on lenses with 67-82 front threads. Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14mm f/2.8 PRO Lens needs a dedicated clamping mechanism that only fits this particular lens.

Q: 10. Can you attach this to a lens with a UV filter?

A: The H&Y Filters RevoRing Variable ND3-ND1000 & Circular Polarizer Filter (58-77mm) is designed to go onto a lens with out a filter on the lens.