
K&F CONCEPT 52mm True Color Variable ND2-32 Filters, Neutral Density Adjustable ND Lens Filter Nano-Coating Waterproof (Nano-X Series) — Open-Box, 19% Off
Brand: K&F CONCEPT
Description
1. New titanium coating technology to ensure effective solution to the problem of yellowing during video shooting and restore the true colour of the image.
2. The ND2- ND32 Filter frame adopts self-locking technology and rotates infinitely between 1 and 5 stops to facilitate light reduction and positioning. At the same time to avoid the phenomenon of black cross.
3. The variable nd filters are made of top Japanese optical glass to ensure super high definition and uncompromised sharpness,
4. 28 layers of nano-coating on both sides of the lens, effectively reducing the reflected light on the surface of the filter, multi-layer waterproof & oil-proof & anti-scratch coating, easy to carry and clean
5. The nd filter frame is equipped with a pusher, convenient for customers to adjust the size of the gear, for users who shoot video, it helps to automatically adjust the light reduction gear through auxiliary tools.
6. Comes with a storage filter bag for easy storage and a side pull structure for easy removal.
7. CNC trapezoidal pattern design on the surface of the frame to increase the friction in a large area when rotating.
8. The nd filter frame surface is oxidised and sandblasted to avoid the entry of stray light to a large extent and to reduce reflections.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-ca-b0br6s3dbz
- Model:
- AU-KF01.2154
- Country:
- CA
- ASIN:
- B0BR6S3DBZ
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