ND4 Neutral Density Filter for Canon Powershot A70

Impressive exposures for landscapes and portraits

This Gloxy Neutral Density Filter helps you to reduce the amount of light that goes through your lens. It is a perfect accessory for external sessions with your camera, as you can get incredible effects with no more overexposures. Improve your long exposure photography with this ND4 filter. It is designed for 52 mm diameter lenses and it you just have to screw it on your lens and enjoy a 2 step light reduction. Gloxy designs all its filters and conversion lenses with high optical glass. Indeed, this ND4 filter ensures an accurate neutral color transmission as it is a professional use neutral density filter. You can be sure of that.

The filter reduces the light entering in two steps; this allows you to make very interesting things like reduce the reach a higher aperture or even reduce the shutter speed. With these parameters, you can get flowing smooth water or shocking portraits.

Features:

• Neutral Density Filter for 52mm diameter lenses
• Features high optical glass and resistant materials
• 2 step light reduction, a 25%
• Avoid overexposure

Gloxy designs all its filters and conversion lenses with high optical glass. Indeed, this ND4 filter ensures an accurate neutral color transmission as it is a professional use neutral density filter. You can be sure of that.

Essential in your travel team

Why?

You will be able to reflect the movement of water in a natural, attractive and thrilling way.

Hoy can I do that?

You can increase exposure time. Choose a low shutter speed, from one to two seconds, then enjoy amazing effects such as silky water, blurry clouds and light trails with no fear of overexposures.

With a long exposure and a Gloxy ND filter attached to your lens, you will get amazing results as shown above. Picture by Tom Hall 

With a lower shutter speed, you will be able to get blurry water or clouds. But the function of this filter also enables you to use larger shutter apertures in very optimal light conditions. Without this filter attached to your lens, the picture would be probably overexposed. You will avoid overexposure with this Gloxy filter. You will have the possibility to use up to two more aperture stops. As a consequence, the background in the picture will be slightly blurred since the depth of field will be lowered. It is a very attractive effect on portrait photography.

On the left picture, with a bigger aperture and the use of a ND filter, the background is blurry