The 46mm Nano-D Lens Filter Kit from K&F Concept is an ND filter that reduces the amount of light entering the lens. This makes it easier to achieve effects such as a shallower depth of field or blurred motion. This ND64 neutral density filter reduces the exposure in the entire image area for finer image control. The added density makes it possible to slow down shutter speeds for added image blur to enhance the set of movement, useful when shooting sports or moving water. It can also be used to shoot with a wider aperture to reduce depth-of-field to help isolate the subject of an image. This filter combines the reflection- and glare-reducing function of a circular polarizing (CPL) filter with the exposure-reducing function of an ND8 neutral density filter to reduce the overall exposure. A circular polarizing filter reduces reflections and glare on surfaces like glass and water to help reveal subject details. It can also reduce atmospheric haze when shooting landscapes and in other outdoor conditions. Its multilayer coating prevents oil, fingerprints, and scratches from attracting to the lens. The slim design is lightweight and reduces the impact on light, which avoids dark corners for wide-angle shooting. It comes with a case, making it convenient to carry and store.
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Key Features
- Circular Polarizer Filter
- ND64 Neutral Density Filter
- ND8 Neutral Density Filter
- 24 Multilayer Coating
The 46mm Nano-D Lens Filter Kit from K&F Concept is an ND filter that reduces the amount of light entering the lens. This makes it easier to achieve effects such as a shallower depth of field or blurred motion. This ND64 neutral density filter reduces the exposure in the entire image area for finer image control. The added density makes it possible to slow down shutter speeds for added image blur to enhance the set of movement, useful when shooting sports or moving water. It can also be used to shoot with a wider aperture to reduce depth-of-field to help isolate the subject of an image. This filter combines the reflection- and glare-reducing function of a circular polarizing (CPL) filter with the exposure-reducing function of an ND8 neutral density filter to reduce the overall exposure. A circular polarizing filter reduces reflections and glare on surfaces like glass and water to help reveal subject details. It can also reduce atmospheric haze when shooting landscapes and in other outdoor conditions. Its multilayer coating prevents oil, fingerprints, and scratches from attracting to the lens. The slim design is lightweight and reduces the impact on light, which avoids dark corners for wide-angle shooting. It comes with a case, making it convenient to carry and store.
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K&F Concept Nano-D ND & CPL Kit Overview
HD optical glass and multiresistant coating with almost zero light distortion help you shoot a clear and natural color image.
ND filters reduce the amount of light entering the lens. This makes it easier to achieve effects such as a shallower depth of field or blurred motion to create spectacular images of the ocean washing over rocks, waterfalls, rivers, and surfers flying across the waves.
Reflected light often shows up as a whitish glare that washes out color in an image. The CPL corrects this problem by producing dramatically blue skies. The CPL also removes glare from nonmetallic surfaces, such as windows and water, which allows you to look through the water surface of clear rivers.
Its slim and lightweight aluminum frame reduces the impact on light and effectively avoids dark corners for wide-angle shooting.
It comes with a case that is really convenient to carry and store.
The filter is waterproof, scratch-proof, oil-proof, and easy to clean.
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