Gloxy ND2-ND400 Variable Filter 67mm

The most versatile ND filter in the market

The 67mm Gloxy variable ND2-ND400 neutral filter is a grey filter which reduces the quantity of light that goes through the sensor of the camera, with no changes in settings. This light reduction provides a great flexibility to increase the shutter aperture or the time exposure. It is a variable ND filter that combines 8 filters in one, ranging from ND2 to ND400.

This a variable ND2-ND400 neutral filter, which means that you will have the possibility to choose a different neutral density according to the light quantity or the required effect. If you put the filter set to low density, ND2, it will pass 50% of the light that reaches the lens. The minimum exposure is ND400, it is the same as blocking the light penetration by 8 and 2/3 stops. It is very easy to use, you only have to turn the filter on the lens to get the density required.

You can easily adjust the density by turning the filter on your lens

Product features:

• Reduces the light quantity that reaches the sensor of the camera but does not modify the parameters of the camera
• Totally variable, adapt the effect to the light situation only by turning the adjustement ring
• The light reduction allows you to increase the time exposure or the shutter aperture
• Perfect for motion efefcts, blurry effects or for getting a shorter depth of field
• Compatible with 67mm diameter lenses

Picture by Davide Arizzi

Get creative exposures for your landscapes and portraits

A ND filter is recommended for landscape photography, in which the light is very intense or in order to create artistic effects such as motion effects or the blurry water effect on a river, a waterfall, etc.

When you want to generate creative effects such as blurry water or clouds in motion, you have to select very low shutter speeds. However, in very bright light situations, the picture is generally overexposed, even though you close the shutter at its maximum. The solution? The Gloxy ND2-ND400 filter.

Picture by Martin Turner

It is extremely useful for outdoor photo sessions when the daylight is combined with a fill flash. Once we have the perfect lighting, when we obtain a smoothly blurred background we can open most of the diaphragm. To compensate the shutter speed will increase, but beware! If using a flash, yo cannot increase it too much or you will lose synchronization. But once again, the ND filter helps you to maintain the parameters you chose and produce the required effect with no risk of overexposure.

You could not use a shutter speed over 1/250 because the picture would be overexposed. The ND filter is especially useful in this situation since it avoids overexposure while maintaining the camera settings. You will get the perfect exposure, as well as a very attractive blurred background that will highlight the subject.

With this Gloxy ND2-ND400 Variable Filter 67mm, you can use lower shutter speeds even in very bright light sitautions. Therefore, you can take advantage of the filter in many situations and freeze the movement, as shown in the picture below. And it is very helpful to get the blurry water effect as well.

Picture by Thibault Bevilacqua

This ND filter is made of a resistant and durable top quality optical glass. Do not hesitate to add this Gloxy filter to your photo gear. You will enjoy several density levels in one filter and take total advantage of your camera gear.

If you want to know the diameter of your camera lens, please search a mark with a number preceded by the following symbol: ø. It is generally written on the front part of the lens. Once you know the diameter, choose the same value for your Gloxy filter. This filter has a diameter of 67mm. See the picture below and find easily this value on your lens:

Includes protective case, front cap and cleaning cloth