ND16 Neutral Density Filter for Fujifilm X20

Get amazing exposures with just one filter

The Gloxy ND16 Neutral Density Filter is constructed with high optical glass to ensure great results with your camera. This ND16 filter allows you to reduce the amount of light that goes into your lens so you can achieve great camera effects. With this filter, you have the potential to create awesome long exposure photos in an easy way. It provides a 4 steps light reduction, so you can now adjust your exposure and aperture to achieve those incredible effects you have been seeing.

If you have always wanted to create striking and personal photographs, the Gloxy ND16 neutral density filter is all you need. You can use longer exposure times with no fear of overexposure, even in very luminous situations. Moreover, since it is such a compact accessory, you will have the possibility to carry it everywhere with you and get the creative pictures you have always dreamt of, wherever you will go.

Características:

• Reduces the path of light through the sensor, no need to change the settings
• Reduces the intensity of the light by 16 stops
• Esta reducción de la luz le permitirá aumentar el tiempo de exposición o la apertura del diafragmaThis light reduction enabels you to use longer expsoure times or open mor ethe sutter
• Para crear efectos de movimiento, reducir la profundidad de campo, o para crear un efecto "borroso" o "seda" a una cascadaCreat motion efefcts. reduce the dept of field or get the w¡blurry water efefct
• Ultra thin structure with multi-layer coating that eliminates reflections
• HD compatible

The Gloxy ND16 neutral density filter will enable you to increase time exposure and get pictures with striking effects such as blurry water or objects in motion during the exposure. This filter is suitable for 52mm diameter lenses.

On the left: without ND filter; on the right: with ND filter

Get impressive landscapes and portraits

While shooting a video, this filter is perfect for reducing the light quantity since the shutter speed is steady. So you will limit exposure control to shutter aperture. If you are looking for a specific depth of field, you will be able to reduce the light quantity with this neutral density filter, with no need to close more the shutter. The high-quality glass is perfect for using HD formats.

Picture by Martin Turner