ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS

The most versatile ND filter in the market

The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS is a grey filter which will decrease how much light is received from the camera sensor, without having to change the parameters of the camera. This particular reduction in luminosity offers superb flexibility to enhance the aperture or exposure time.

These types of fader filters are made to minimise the level of light reaching the camera sensor and to be able to maximize exposure times, whilst not influencing the colour of the photo.

The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS does not substantially affect the photo that your camera captures, it just slows down the time frame it will need for the sensor to record the image.

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

When you rotate the ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS, you will notice the filter will go from very light to very dark (virtually black), this will enable you to use 8 filters from ND2 to ND400.

Product features:

• It is possible to use 8 stops simply by turning the filter and leaving it on the stop that you need
• Suitable for extreme illuminations and shutter speeds
• Multiple coated high quality optics
• Very thin, only 9.6mm
• No vignetting, ideal for photos of waterfalls, waves, where you want a soft water effect, to generate moving objects, disappear using long exposures, etc.
• The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS is suitable for digital cameras that use lenses that have a 58mm thread

This ND filter systems supply you with the freedom to set the aperture and shutter speed that you choose, as opposed to what the conditions may dictate. This type of  filtration system may be used on a bright day in order to slow things enough to produce a sense of movement, however they are much more efficient close to dawn or dusk, once they can turn an already-slow exposure into one numerous seconds long, allowing you, for instance, to show a surging tide shot like below.

Get creative exposures in your landscapes and portraits

When you need to take unique pictures of waterfalls, waves and clouds this is the ideal filtration system, or just when you want to lower the quantity of light that enters the camera when you use a long exposure. The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS is like having 8 ND filters in a single filter. Whenever you turn the filter, it runs from 1 stop to 8 stops.

The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS is commonly used in landscape photography, where light intensity is quite strong in order to produce creative effects like motion effects or effects like "silky" or "blurry" of a waterfall or the sea.

Picture by Martin Turner

A ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS makes it possible for a 8-stop rise in exposure length. This type of filter produces a darkening of the complete photograph, enabling you to capture using a wider aperture or reduced shutter speed when compared with what normally would be required. 

This fader filter really helps to minimize internal flare and reflections. It is manufactured from top quality optical glass for significant image quality and is also set in a long lasting light weight aluminum filter ring.The ND2-ND400 Fader filter for Canon Powershot SX70 HS brings together 8 neutral density filters to 1, permitting you to manage the quantity of light is received by the sensor.

But if you prefer portrait photography or street photography, you must know that the Gloxy ND filter is also useful for these situations (and for so many more!). The creative possibilities are limitless, the only limit would be your imagination!

 This neutral density filter is lightweight and easy to carry and it has been made from high quality materials. It comes with a proecteive case, a front cap and a cleaning cloth. 

Picture by Thibault Bevilacqua

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 58mm. See the picture below and find easily this value on your lens:

Includes protective case, front cap and cleaning cloth