Achieve a glowing, dreamy effect with the 62mm Nano-X Series Black Diffusion Filter from K&F Concept. Compatible with both photography or video, this 1/8-density filter softens hard edges and provides a smoothing effect by reducing contrast and the overall value of highlights. It is frequently used to soften wrinkles, blemishes, and pores, creating a flattering image of a subject. The 1/8 density is rated for 87% light transmittance, providing a stronger black diffusion effect without a negative impact on image quality. This filter is also separately available in diffusion grades of 1/4 and 1/2.

Creates Glow & Dreamy Effect    Reduces Highlights and Lowers Contrast    Japanese AGC Optical Glass    28 Multilayer Nano Coating    Waterproof, Oil & Scratch Resistant    3.3mm Thick    CNC-Machined Aluminum Frame    Trapezoidal Frame Surface Pattern

The durable CNC-machined aluminum filter frame prevents vignetting with its 3.3mm-thick, ultra-slim design. It also offers a non-slip trapezoidal pattern for improved handling.

This Japanese AGC optical-glass filter features a 28-layer nano coating to repel oil and water, while preventing scratches.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I bought this for my Fuji 23mm and so far, I can't tell of any vignetting at any aperture. However, I wanted to mount it on my B+W MRC-Nano filter 007, and it does, but the screw in does have enough space to tighten on. It always stays loose. What filter are you using? Do I need a deeper filter and not a skinnier one?

A: Some slim filters made for wide angle lenses do not have threads on the side that faces away from the camera. A thicker filter might vignette. I have used Heliopan slim filters to avoid this, they have threads. B&H should be able to hook you up. I never skimp on filters, I spent too much on my lenses to put second rate filters on them.

Q: 2. I need to cover an eyepiece that is 60mm in diameter and 1 1/2" deep. will this work?

A: The PolarPro 55 to 62mm Defender Lens Cover is designed to use with lenses, so it is hard to say that it will for sure stretch to fit on an eyepiece. We would have to be test it first, with both items in hand.

Q: 3. Would this cover be to big for the Canon 50mm 1.8?

A: Hi--the Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens has a 49mm filter size, so this cover is too large.

Q: 4. Will this work on a Fujifilm 90mm F2.0?

A: The lens comes with a a hood but, yes, this hood will fit the 90mm.

Q: 5. Conflicting information. Product Description claims that you can reverse the hood bu the reviewer says that that it doesn't? Also, The product description claims that you can use a 62mm filter (on a 62mm Lens hood) but a reviewer states that it takes a bigger filter? What is the correct statement in both Cases?

A: I had to use this lens hood on my Sony Rx10 II because Sony doesn't sell replacement hoods(!). This hood easily reverses and I can use a 62mm protective filter with the hood in place. If one were to use a 62mm circular polarizer or ND fader, it is very difficult to rotate the filter since the filter threads are recessed deeply into the hood mount. This is the case with my thin Cokin Harmonie circular polarizer. It is probably easier to use a thicker circular polarizer with this hood mount.

Q: 6. will this work with a Sony VCLHGA07B?

A: I am not familiar with the application of this particular product (Sony VCLHGA07B Lens). The specifications say 62 mm diameter. As far as screwing the shade onto the lens, it should work from that standpoint. As far as providing the proper amount of shade for this focal length, it should. This is a wide angle lens shade, and I have not used this particular lens. The worst performance, I would think, that you would expect would be slight vignetting around image edges. I am not saying that vignetting would happen; I am saying it is a slight possibility. Keep this in mind; filters, shades and lens dimensions with the same diameters are interchangeable among brands. I have had good success with Sensei products from B & H on various brands of lens.

Q: 7. Will this attach if I have a screw-on polarizing filter on my lens?

A: As long as your filter has front threads of 62mm you can use this hood in front of it.

Q: 8. hello this works in a 70-300mm of nikon?

A: Hi, this lens hood isn't long enough for a telephoto lens like a 70-300mm; this is the lens hood for a Nikon 70-300mm lens: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/207367-USA/Nikon_4696_HB_26_Bayonet_Lens_Hood.html

Q: 9. What is the depth of the 55-62 cover?

A: The depth of the cap itself is 34MM.

Q: 10. will this fit over a leica Q lens shade cover?

A: We feel it should work.