K&F Concept 37mm Variable ND Filter ND8-ND128 (3-7 Stop) HD Hydrophobic VND Filter for Camera Lens No X Cross

For LOG video with high ISOs forced by the camera and fast lenses you'd like to open up for depth control/"bokeh," the darker version of this is absolutely essential. Only the exorbitantly priced PolarPro offers a comparable feature. And, while I suppose the PolarPro is superior in some ways - I simply don't have the financial means to investigate! During this time, the K F has done a fantastic job for us. I primarily use it with a Fuji X-T2. f1 and T3 2 and f1. F-stops with four prime lenses LOG at 640 ISO, which is the bare minimum. On a Fuji X-T1 as a backup. H1 (800 ISO LOG! ), H1 (800 ISO LOG! ), H1 ( ), as well as a Nikon D750 for still photography. br>br>** Hello, K Are you someone who reads reviews? I wish the dark version was available in smaller diameters (e. g. , 1 inch). 62mm) because I'd get another to use with the majority of my prime lenses that don't require a step-down converter. up ring.

Rhett Harvey

| Mar 08, 2021

I bought it primarily for waterfall photography because my big name brand 5-megapixel camera was broken. For my needs, a ten-stop ND was too much. I didn't use this filter to its full potential because my exposures were 30 seconds to one minute, but I don't see any artifacts or color cast (aside from the expected shift from long exposure to begin with). Your money isn't being squandered. This is an excellent investment!.

Rosalie Hahn

| Sep 25, 2021

  The ND filter is of excellent quality in and of itself. The packaging, too, is incredible. I really like the case, and the ND filter does a fantastic job of reducing artifacts in your photos. I have to say, this is by far the best ND filter I've ever used. FINALLY! Something that helps us rather than hinders us. It's a VND I can rely on and use over and over again while still being able to grade my slog3 footage with ease. It's also great for reducing exposure while shooting wide open during the day to make filming easier and more appealing. Aids in the exposure of your shot without sacrificing the aperture or shutter speed.

Gatlin FIELD

| Jun 05, 2021

I am currently in possession of the 4-pack. I purchased the 8-pack of this brand's 32ND. Because I needed more stops, I went with a 128 ND. This one claims to go up to 128, but it's the same as the other one I have. I gave it back to her.

Arian Curtis

| Nov 12, 2021

I don't usually write reviews, but this item made me so happy that I couldn't help myself. One of the best investments I've made in my life. I went on a hike to a waterfall and was able to capture some amazing images in the midday sun. I can get rid of my other half-dozen ND filters because this one does everything and more. The filter is too thick for my lens hood to fit over it. br>br>Another disadvantage is that it is too thick for my lens hood to fit over it. It doesn't make a difference. The advantages in terms of convenience and performance far outweigh the disadvantages.

Korbyn Weaver

| Feb 01, 2021

The first thing that comes to mind is the attractive packaging. The ND filter was clearly intended to be protected. With the filter attached to my Zeiss 24-mm lens, I shot a few video clips and photos. A 70mm lens was used. The image quality was excellent, and the filter has a substantial feel to it. br>br>After downloading to my computer, I'll post some images.

Adonis Adams

| Sep 22, 2021

So long as you don't go beyond about halfway through the filtering process, the filter will suffice. If not, a sepia-toned effect is introduced. The image has a color cast to it, for example. And, despite the fact that it's intended for use with ultra-high-resolution displays, At higher stops, the wide iPhone lens doesn't work because vignetting occurs.

Jabari Hess

| Jul 16, 2021

You could spend a lot more money on a "nicer" fader or a set of multiple ND filters, but the quality of this one is excellent, and because it's variable, you don't have to carry a bunch of filters around with you, just one. This filter provides you with 95% of the quality of higher end filters at 20% of the cost of the cost of the cost of the cost of the cost of the cost of the cost of.

Emerson Strong

| Dec 11, 2021