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JJC 67mm Variable Neutral Density Filter ND2-ND400 Slim Fader for Camera Lenses

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Management number 241518368 Release Date 2026/07/18 List Price US$15.68 Model Number 241518368
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The JJC Variable Neutral Density Filter (ND2 to ND400) is an essential camera accessory for photographers and videographers, allowing for precise exposure control in various light conditions.

Key Features:
* Adjustable Density: Freely adjust neutral density from ND2 to ND400 (1 to 9 stops of light reduction) by rotating the front ring, eliminating the need for multiple filters.
* Slow Shutter & Long Exposure: Ideal for creating dynamic slow shutter speed and long exposure effects in bright light, perfect for capturing movement in waterfalls, traffic, seascapes, streams, and clouds.
* High-Quality Optics: Constructed from high-quality Japanese glass for increased optical clarity and color fidelity.
* Multi Nano Coating: Features a 16-layer Nano Coating for anti-scratch, anti-fingerprint, anti-static, oil, and water-resistant properties.
* Slim Design: The 0.28” aluminum frame helps minimize the potential for vignetting.
* Compatibility: Designed for lenses with a 67mm filter thread. Please verify your camera's lens thread size (often marked with a "Ø" symbol) before purchase.

What's Included:
* 1x 67mm ND2-ND400 filter
* 1x Moisture Proof Filter Case

Usage Tips:
Simply mount the filter on your lens, set its “Min” density, then frame and focus. For focusing at heavier densities, if it isn’t accurate, switch to manual focus and rotate to the desired degree of filtration. Note: Due to the filter design, at maximum ND settings, a slight "X" cross pattern may appear, which can be remedied by slightly dialing back the ND setting.


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