Adjustable Neutral Density Filter

[0.07 lb] This is also a neutral density filter.

[Multi Coated] excellent 10 stop neutral density filter, would highly recommend it

[0.21 lb] Pictures were taken with and without the 77mm Vario Neutral Density Filter by Heliopan. The pictures with filter were jaw dropping beautiful! The colors were deeper, brighter and clearer!

[Press-On Lid] The pouch that came with my Tiffen 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter was huge, and doesnt prevent the sides of the pouch from contacting the filter glass. Wanted something more protective. This case comes with one layer of foam that I was able to cut a circle from to ensure the filter doesnt rattle around inside. Works like a charm. Ive repurposed the original pouch. A smaller jewel case would not have fit due to the bezel/rotational border on the filter. Order came quickly like all B&H products. Very happy.

[Brass] The PolarPro ND64 QuartzLine Solid Neutral Density 1.8 and Circular Polarizer Filter stands out as a top-tier accessory for photographers and videographers seeking uncompromising quality and versatility. With its premium construction, exceptional optical performance, and user-friendly design, the filter elevates the creative potential of any camera setup. Whether capturing long exposures of serene landscapes or enhancing the vibrancy of outdoor scenes, this filter proves to be an indispensable tool in the modern photographer’s arsenal. For those looking to take their craft to new heights, the PolarPro ND64 QuartzLine Filter is a worthy investment that delivers on its promises with flying colors.

[82 mm] I used the Tiffen 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter for the first time photographing the Stony Kill Falls in Kerhonkson, NY at the Minnewaska State Park. The photos came out outstanding. Since it was a variable filter, I was able to experiment with different settings. The filter is well made and easy to use. The settings are clearly marked. I am very satisfied with this product. B&H gave me a nice discount on the purchase.

[Aluminum] Singh-Ray filters are absolutely the best filters that I've used.....quality through and through. I'd recommend them to anyone who was wanting to use Neutral Density filters. I use the Lee filter holder with a built in polarizer. You can then stack two filters on top of that. Never been disappointed. Works so much better than a circular Neutral Density filter.

[Side] I have several lenses each with a different threaded end. My neutral density filter need per a step up ring and this exactly fit the need. Thank you B&H for providing me the exact solution!

[0.115 lb] This is a really great neutral density filter. It allows me to cut down on the amount of light coming into my Hasselblad lens so that I can shoot wide open in bright sunlight, without sacrificing image quality. The front filter threads allow me to attach either my Cokin attachment with yellow filter (for b&w film photography), or my graduated neutral density filters. Or I can attach my B+W circular polarizer to it if I need to enhance the saturation and add some contrast to the scene. The build quality of the filter is top of the line. My only gripe with it is that the case is rather clunky. I much prefer the B+W cases, as they are simple and compact and can easily fit into a camera bag without taking up too much space. From the description of the product, I cannot determine whether it is multi-coated or not, but having stacked filters and used this in a myriad of shooting situations, I have detected NO loss in image quality and no ghosting effects like you might find with a cheap, non-coated filter. I would definitely buy Heliopan filters again.

[0.2 lb] This is a very nice Variable neutral density filter that allows you to slow down your shutter speed by 2 to 8 stops without changing other parameters. At this diameter, and with a set of step up adaptors, this filter can be adjusted to most lenses. Why getting this? This can allow a protographer to obtain a silky appearance to flowing water and can also let someone to use a very wide aperture (for obtaining a shallow Dept of field) in very bright conditions without increasing the shutter speed. For travelers, this is much more portable and affordable than the large rectangular or square filters. Excellent craftsmanship -