The 4 x 5.65" Tiffen Attenuator Color Vertical-Graduated ND Filter is compatible with filter holders that can accommodate 4mm-thick, 4 x 5.65" rectangular filters. It is densest across one of its 4" edges, which corresponds to a reduction of light entering a lens by 2 stops and tapers to clear at the opposite edge. This portrait-format, 4"-wide gradation can be used to selectively darken an image from edge to edge, allowing for wider apertures or reduced shutter speeds. While this filter's density can be applied to bright skies, the remaining regions of the image are exposed with a progressively decreasing effect.

This filter is constructed using ColorCore technology, a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between two pieces of optical glass, grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch, then mounting to precision metal rings.

0.6 Optical Density    4mm-Thick, Optical Glass Construction    ColorCore Technology    Graduated Effect over Entire Image    Edge-to-Edge Exposure Reduction    Portrait Format, 4"-Wide Gradation    No Line of Transition    Reduce Shutter Speeds, Widen Apertures    Padded Pouch

• Compatible with filter holders that can accommodate 4mm-thick, 4 x 5.65" rectangular filters
• Densest across one of its 4" edges, which corresponds to a reduction of light entering a lens by 2 stops and tapers to clear at the opposite edge
• Portrait-format, 4"-wide gradation darkens bright areas of an image, such as skies, while the remaining regions of the image are exposed with a progressively decreasing effect
• Maximum 0.6 density corresponds to a 4x filter factor and 2-stop exposure reduction
• Constructed from optical glass for clarity
• Noncoated
• Padded pouch included for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this filter fit the drop in Ai-s 39mm holder for Nikon?

A: This would fit in the Drop-in AIS holder for Nikon.

Q: 2. Can these filters be left on when shutting down the camera?

A: Unfortunately no. When shutting down the DJI OSMO Pocket 3, the Tiffen ND/PL 3-Filter Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 will prevent the gimbal head from rotating into the complete off position.

Q: 3. Does the wheel have stops indicators? Or do we have to guess what stop we are at.

A: The NiSi Cinema True Color 1-5 Stop Variable Neutral Density Filter for C5 Matte Box (1 to 5-Stop) does not have stop indicators.

Q: 4. any noticeable loss of image quality (especially sharpness) with this ND filter? Thank you

A: I was just now looking at the same subject shot with and without my Bower 52mm variable ND. And I didn't see the filter adding any softness at all. I'll do some more testing but I just don't see a problem at this point. Seems like a great value for 25 bucks. I suspect people may be shooting wide open, getting suboptimal sharpness, and blaming the filter.

Q: 5. Are the stops marked in any way with some physical feedback, like a loud click or a hard stop when rotating?

A: The NiSi True Color ND-Vario Drop-In Filter for ATHENA Lenses (1 to 5-Stop) has precise gear control for adjusting, which does not make a sound, but would be clear in the live view while in use.

Q: 6. DOES THIS FILTER FIT THE NIKKOR 200-500 LENS?

A: Yes, this filter fits a Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E VR lens which has a 95mm front thread.

Q: 7. Do I need a filter holder for an Hoya nd filter?

A: No, this filter screws on to the lens.

Q: 8. Are they magnetic design like the genuine DJI NDs?

A: Yes, the Tiffen ND/PL 3-Filter Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 attaches to the camera magnetically.

Q: 9. Is this filter fit with fujinon 35mm lense?

A: There are several Fujinon 35mm lenses listed here on B&H and none of them seem to have a 43mm filter size. However, it could simply be that your lens isn't for sale here. Without more information on the lens this question cannot be answered. Can you provide more information about exactly which model of 35mm Fujinon lens you have?

Q: 10. I do not have a lot of experience with Neutral Density filters. I bought one that is a 10 stop, and I did not realize that I would not be able to see through it. So it is much more work setting up my shot. Will I be able to see through a 3 stop filter?

A: Put the camera on a tripod, manual focus then screw the the filter on carefully. Cover the viewfinder as light leaks on long exposure. Take the photo with a cable release or 2 second timerIt is for very long exposures for minute. Cool cloud effects. i doubt if you could see throu the 3 stop either. They all are for tripod use