Compatible with lenses with 58mm filter threads, this Variable ND2-ND32 Filter from Neewer features a built-in, rotating ring that controls neutral density ranging from 1-5 stops. The variable ND2-ND32 filter allows you to add a sense of movement to an image such as capturing the blur of the rippling water of a waterfall or light trails by affording more control over your shutter speed. With its 9.5mm thickness, this filter also avoids possible vignetting on wide-angle lenses. Constructed with optical glass and an aluminum frame, this lightweight filter's design also has 30 layers of double-sided nano coatings for an anti-oil, anti-dust, anti-scratch, and water-repellent surface that can keep your lens safe.

Variable 0.3 to 1.5 Optical Density    30-Layer Nano Coating    Optical Glass Construction    9.5mm Thick    Water, Oil, Dust, and Scratch Resistant    Rotating Ring to Choose Degree of ND    Greater Control over Exposure Settings    No X-Cross Cast on Images    Aluminum Frame    Includes Cleaning Cloth & Case

• Ultra-slim design, simple to rotate
• Precise, adjustable control from ND2 to ND32
• Useful for shooting under bright lighting conditions
• No X-cross cast on images
• 7.4mm of thickness excluding the mounting thread

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the height/length of this lens hood (less male screw threads)?

A: Length is less than 10mm for Heliopan 39mm short lens hood.

Q: 2. Does this vignette on the Fuji new 23mm/1.4 v2 wr lens?

A: Yes, the following hood is designed and made for lenses 50mm and longer.

Q: 3. In the photos, it says it is for 220 current, but in the specifications, it says 110. Which current is it designed for?

A: The Neewer S101 300W Studio Monolight Flash (2-Light Kit) is 120v not 220.

Q: 4. Can this lens hood be used with a lens filter?

A: Yes, Just be mindful that filter being used must have 58 mm front threads in order to attach hood.

Q: 5. Do they have continuous lighting?

A: Neewer S101 300W Studio Monolight is a flash monolight with a 150 watt continuous light.

Q: 6. Can I mount this on a 58mm lens and still use a 58mm filter?

A: If you mount the Sensei 58mm Quick Clip Lens Hood BH #SELNQC58 on a 58 mm lens, you can't use a filter as the following unit does not offer any front threads.

Q: 7. Will this work on the Canon Rebel T5?

A: Hi! It'll depend on the lens actually. Not the camera. If you have the basic kit of the t5 with the 18-55 lens then yes. It will. The hood will fit any 58mm lens. In my case I also have a t5 and two lens with 58mm so it works with both lenses!

Q: 8. Will this lens hood cause vignetting with 24mm full frame lens?

A: This hood is suitable for 50mm or higher. It may cause vignetting on wide angle lenses like a 24mm lens.

Q: 9. will two of these lenshoods fit on Canon 18x50 IS Binoculars without any problems?...I know the 58mm thread size will work, I'm just wondering about the physical size.

A: Yes. They fit perfectly and offer great protection for the binoc lenses. High quality product.

Q: 10. I read somewhere that this lens was made for a crop sensor; my question is....are there any reviews of this lens on a crop sensor? I have the Nikon D7000 and am trying to find a sharp lens with great bokeh for portraits, and similar to the 85mm on a full frame. Any suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated.

A: This lens is an FX type lens, which means it is originally designed to be used on both Full-frame and crop-sensor cameras. I do not have any links to cite for you showing examples of it used on the D7000, but it is a very sharp lens with great shallow depth of field for your portrait work. It is one I would definitely recommend for your D7000 if you want something in the 85mm range. This lens is based on an original design of an early Nikon 58mm lens, and they improved upon it for use on DSLRs of both formats.