Neutral Density ND4 Filter for JVC GZ-HM1

Get impressive exposures for landscapes and portraits

A neutral density filter helps you to reduce the path of light through your lens and the sensor of your camera. Why is it useful? When you want to use longer exposure times, for example. You will be able to choose a lower shutter speed in daylight or in very luminous situations. If you did not use a ND filter, generally from f/22, the picture would be overexposed due to the a long exposure time. Moreover, you can not use a high shutter speed if you want to create artistic effects such as blurry water or clouds in motion. So what is the solution? The Gloxy ND4 neutral density filter for 46mm diameter lenses.

It is also useful for getting a blurred background in portrait photography or in daylight sessions while using the artificial light of a hot-shoe flash. If you are looking for a unfocused background, you should open the shutter at its maximum while increasing shutter speed in order to correct the exposure. However, hot-shoe flashes generally have a maximum sync. speed so at some point, you will not have the possibility to increase more the shutter speed. As a result, the picture will be overexposed. What can you do? Use a ND filter.

Product features:

• Reduces by 25% the amount of light that goes through your lens
• You can lower shutter speed by two stops
• Or use two more aperture stops to get a blurred background
• The Gloxy ND4 neutral density filter avoids overexposure
• Perfect for getting incredible effects and controlling settings in the most effective way
• Fits 37mm diameter lenses

Essential in your travel equipment

The blurry water effect is one of the great effects you can get by using a low shutter speed. To get the blurry water effect and reflect its movement on the picture, you need a little light or a filter which reduces light penetration. The Gloxy filter will be your best ally for that.

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 

This Gloxy ND filter is also very helpful in creating an attractive cloud motion effect, in the same way as you can get a blurry water effect. The Gloxy ND4 filter reduces light penetration into the lens by 25%, so you will have the possibility to use two more aperture or speed shutter stops. It is compatible with 46mm diameter lenses. Enjoy all the possibilities of this amazing filter!

Use larger apertures with no fear of overexposure