Lee Filters Variable Nd 77Mm 2-5 Stop

Lee Filters Variable Nd 77mm 2-5 Stop

Product Code: eq99676
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The 2- to 5-stop, 77mm LEE Filters Variable ND 77mm 2-5 Stopfrom LEE Filters Variable ND 77mm 2-5 Stopprovides variable exposure control without affecting color and with minimal to no vignetting, even on very wide angle lenses. Suitable for photo and video capture, the filter features smooth rotation between the variable f-stops and has positive end stops and clearly-defined stop markers.

Multi-layer coating ensures enhanced protection against scratches, moisture, and fingerprints. The filter has a rugged design with an oversized ring to let you easily handle it even with gloves on.

Variable 0.6 to 1.5 Optical Density Multi-Layer Coating Minimal to No Vignetting Positive End Stops and Stop Markers Oversized Ring

Parameters
Filter Type	Variable ND
Exposure Reduction	2 to 5-Stop
Size	77 mm Rear Filter Thread
Coating	Multi Coated
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.3 x 4.5 x 0.9"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have hard stops?

A: This filter does not have hard stops. The markings are for reference only.

Q: 2. Will this filter work with the NiSi 150mm holder?

A: Yes the LEE Filters 150 x 150mm SW150 Solar Stopper will fit in a Nisi 150mm holder.

Q: 3. Will these caps fit over the Tiffen 77mm or 82mm Variable ND?

A: Unfortunately no. The K&F Concept Soft Silicone Cap for Variable ND Filters (77mm) will only fit the K&F variable ND 77mm filters.

Q: 4. i want to purchase this filter please let me know that it is compatible with sony lences if not than which filter system i need to purchase i have 7rm2

A: Amit, to use the filter you have asked about you need to also have the filter holder, and the lens adaptor that are shown. The lens adaptor allows the filter holder to attach to the lens. The lens adaptor you choose must be based on the diameter of lens that you are going to use it on. So if you are going to use it on a 77mm diameter lens then you need to buy the 77mm adaptor similar to the one shown. If you have the correct lens adaptor and the SW150 Mark II adaptor as shown then the filter will be compatible with your lens. Typically the 150mm filter is for use on large diameter wide angle lenses. If yours is not this type of lens then you may want to use the 100mm or 75mm filters and required lens holder and adaptor. Alternatively you can purchase round ND filters that screw directly onto your lens without the need for a filter holder and adaptor, but make sure you order the correct diameter filter. Hope this helps.

Q: 5. Will this work with the B&H 100mm filter holder (with the correct adapter)?

A: I can only assume it would. I have been using Lee's Lens hood with built in filter holder for years and highly recommend it.

Q: 6. Little stop for Nikon 14 24

A: This Filter was designed to be used with the Lee SW Mark II Filter Holder. That Holder is only Compatibilityfor use with the following ultra-wide-angle lenses:Nikon AF-S Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G EDSamyang 14mm f/2.8 ED AS IF UMCSigma 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 II DG HSMTokina AT-X 16-28mm f/2.8 PRO FX

Q: 7. is there a filter holder for this 150 x 150 filter that will fit on a Nikon 300mm f2.8G lens?

A: Unfortunately, no. The SW150 filter holder pairs with adapters for common front filter thread diameters and adapters custom-designed to fit onto select ultra-wide lenses. I admit I do not own a Nikon 300mm f/2.8G. My understanding is that they use 52mm drop-in filters. If there is an available empty drop in filter holder capable of holding third party filters, your best option would be to buy a 52mm solar filter and drop that in. If that is not possible, then your best bet for using that lens would be to try rigging a DIY means of holding this filter to the front or, prefereably, using a different lens compatible with some type of solar filter. Best of luck.

Q: 8. what is the typical exposure time for this when shooting waterfalls in the day.. are we looking at 10 seconds or 10 minutes?

A: Cathy, it would be somewhere around 1 second to 4 seconds. If the normal shutter speed is 1/1000 with big stopper it would be 1 second. If the normal shutter speed is 1/250 with big stopper it will be 4 seconds. Lee filters has a nice app that shows the conversion if you are interested.

Q: 9. Will Lee's Big Stopper work with the Tamron 14MM lens? And, what adapter ring would I use with it and the Lee Filters Foundation Kit?

A: I'm using Lee's Big Stopper with my cokin z pro filter holder for my Canon lens with two Cokin adaptor rings ( 82 mm and 77 mm). It works perfect for me. I don't have experience with Lee Filters Foundation Kit.

Q: 10. The filter thread is 67mm on the glass side, but what is the width across the front side, it should be slightly larger than 67mm?

A: According to the manufacturer, the diameter of the filter would be 73.6mm.

Vaughn	24/09/2024
[Multi Coated] This was the best fit for my needs. Saves on buying multiple filters and no degradation with image quality. 5

Carlos	19/09/2024
[0.3 lb] Works great! 5

Harold Wagner	01/09/2024
[Multi Coated] This high quality filter makes adjustments to exposure very easy, especially when shooting video. It allows the shutter speed to remain constant, which is recommended for video. A simple turn of the filter smoothly transitions the exposure to a lighter or darker image to compensate for the ever changing outdoor light. 5

Alec	26/08/2024
[0.3 lb] Metal ring feels super durable. Twists on perfectly. Smooth transition between stops. I’d purchase again. 5

Mark	22/07/2024
[Multi Coated] Great purchase at a great price. Perfect when using in intense sun light, allows for use with low apertures without over exposure Also produces amazing distortion and water affects. Highly recommended 5

Tiago	22/07/2024
[0.3 lb] Was looking for a filter that I would be able to shoot 180° shutter speed during the day and it works just perfect 5

Willem	18/07/2024
[Multi Coated] I do video work and this filter is awesome. I shoot on the Sony a7iii at 24fps and with this filter I can shoot Slog3 (with a minimum ISO 800) at a shutter speed of 1/50 and have my Sigma Art 50mm wide open at 1.4 IN BROAD DAYLIGHT without blowing out my highlights. This is however, putting the filter at "max." If I were to turn the filter more then it would get darker but with a heavy vignette and the weird "x" pattern which is unavoidable with variable nd's. Because of this, I would personally not use any faster glass with this filter; I would have to buy a much stronger filter for an f1.2 or f1. That being said, it fits my needs great! Also be warned that because it is a variable ND, you can get the same gradient in the sky as you would with a normal polarizer filter. 5

Robert	17/07/2024
[0.3 lb] looks really good and you can feel its well made and love the pouch that came whit it! 5

Oman	26/06/2024
[0.3 lb] Awesome product! 5

Oleg	29/05/2024
[Multi Coated] I always had a bias that varioND filters shift colors greatly and colors vary in different filter positions. Good news, there is a small color shift when you put the filter on the lens (which is easy to fix in post) but after through all the range you have almost no color shift! The difference between the min and max filter power is barely noticeable even on vectorscope. 5