This 95mm Amalfi Magnetic ND Filter Kit II from FiltroCam allows you to capture exactly what is in front of your camera by maintaining neutral colors, without adding tints, resulting in sharp images with color accuracy. By reducing the amount of light coming into your lens, the ND filters allow you to shoot with slower shutter speeds without overexposing your image. The circular polarizer filter helps to reduce reflections and glare, which will increase saturation. Crafted with multicoated optical glass, this filter is dust-, oil-, and shock-resistant for durability and easy cleaning. With multiple layers of anti-reflection coating, internal ghosting and reflection is prevented, while tonal clarity is enhanced.

Maintains Neutral Color    Reduces Amount of Light Into Lens    Multicoated Optical Glass Construction    Anti-Reflection Coating    Dust-, Oil- & Shock-Resistant    Durable & Easy to Clean

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this lens will support Auto Focus for Nikon D80?

A: Got my D80 out of mothballs to try . Yes it works fine

Q: 2. will this lens work with Nikon d-40 body?

A: yes

Q: 3. Is the lens capable of being fully auto or just the focus? Nikon D3400

A: This is an Auto Focus Lens. However you can manually focus whenever you'd like with this lens, even if it is in an AF Mode.

Q: 4. Any luck with an A7ii/Metabones combination?

A: I tried this combination. It's finicky. My A7ii was crashing every 15min or so. Screen would go black and the shutter clicked a few times. Turning camera off/on didn't help. I had to remove battery and put back in. This happened 4 times in an hour. While it worked, the pics were beautiful - auto focus was accurate and using the EVF was so great. But the crashing made it too annoying to trust this setup. Native on my 70D it worked perfectly. So, based only on my test, A7ii/Metabones combination was not reliable enough to recommend with this lens.

Q: 5. Can this system (Evolution alt az mount/drive) be used for long tracking astro-photo exposures such as would normally be done with a wedge or equatorial mount?

A: A wedge can be purchased for this telescope, effectively making it an equatorial mount. Without the wedge, the telescope is not suitable for long exposures because the tube rotates with respect to the sky as it tracks.

Q: 6. Is this lens weather sealed?

A: There is a rubber gasket at the lens mount but otherwise I don't believe there are any claims about weather sealing.

Q: 7. Will this lens work with a Cannon EOS Rebel t4i?

A: Yes, the Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD Lens for Canon will work with the Canon Eos Rebel T4i. Auto focus and aperture control will be available. Because of the APS-C sensor in the Canon T4i one needs to factor in the 1.6 crop factor, the actual 35mm equivalent focal length is 240mm-960mm.

Q: 8. Is there a way to connect an Olympus OM-D E-M10 for astrophotography?

A: Yes. You need a T-Adapter for the telescope so that it can accept T-treaded accessories. Then you need a T-mount ring that will allow you to mount the telescope onto your camera as if it were a huge telephoto lens. Both of these accessories are readily available from B&H and elsewhere. The T-Adaptor replaces the rear cell of the telescope, the T-mount ring screws into the T-adapter, and then you attach your camera to the T-mount just as you would attach any other lens. You will need to focus the telescope manually, but all of the other features of the E-M10 will work in this set up.

Q: 9. I have heard that there was a focus hanging issue with this lens, and the issue was resolved by a latest firmware upgrade. Is there a way to check whether the new stock at B&H will come with the latest firmware? Thanks.

A: Unfortunately, we are not able to access our inventory to check what firmware versions our products have installed. It is not uncommon that from the time the manufacturer ships a product out, to the time it takes to arrive to you after purchase that a new firmware version could be released. We always advise when purchasing a new camera or other device with firmware options to check the version installed upon receipt, and then check the manufacturers website to compare against what the latest version is. If there is a new version available they will post directions on how to update/install, which is very simple to perform.

Q: 10. will this lense work with a D3400?

A: Not sure.