K&F Concept 52mm variabele ND-filter ND2-ND2000 Nano-C grijs

The K&F Concept 52mm Variable Neutral Density Filter offers photographers and videographers precise control over light exposure. With an adjustable ND range from ND2 to ND2000 (1-11 stops), this filter allows for creative long exposures and shallow depth of field even in bright conditions. The Nano-C multi-coating ensures minimal reflections, while the aviation aluminum frame provides durability without adding weight.

Advantages

Stepless adjustment from 1 to 11 stops of light reduction enables smooth transitions and precise exposure control. The Nano-C coating repels water, oil, and dust, making it easy to clean and maintain. High-definition optical glass preserves image sharpness and color accuracy, while the slim profile prevents vignetting on wide-angle lenses.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography with silky water or cloud motion
• Videography requiring consistent shutter speed in changing light
• Portrait photography with wide apertures in bright sunlight
• Architectural and travel photography

Key specifications

• Filter Type: Variable Neutral Density (VND)
• Filter Thread Size: 52mm
• ND Density Range: ND2 - ND2000
• Light Reduction Stops: 1 to 11 Stops
• Optical Density Range: 0.3 - 3.3
• Coating Technology: Nano-C Multi-Coating
• Glass Material: High-Definition Optical Glass
• Frame Material: Aviation Aluminum Alloy
• Filter Shape: Circular
• Special Features: Waterproof, Scratch-Resistant, Anti-Oil, Anti-Static
• Function: Reduces light intensity without color shift
• Application: Long exposure photography, videography, wide aperture in bright light
• Adjustment Mechanism: Smooth, stepless rotation
• Compatibility: Lenses with 52mm filter thread
• Color (Effect): Neutral Grey
• Anti-Ghosting/Flare: Yes

Recommendations

For best results, use a tripod and remote shutter release when shooting long exposures. The filter's stepless design allows fine-tuning between stops, but avoid extreme settings to minimize potential cross-polarization artifacts.