The 112mm Magco ND Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring from ICE is a 112mm solid neutral density filter that reduces the exposure of the entire image area by 6 f-stops. Darkening the image makes it possible to increase camera shutter speeds for added blur or for increased control over depth of field when shooting in bright light conditions. The filter is made of optical glass and features a combination of 16-layer multicoating for reduced glare, plus resistance coating that resists abrasions, dust, oil, and fingerprints for easy cleaning.

The included magnetic adapter ring lets the filter to be attached or removed in just seconds and allows up to four magnetic filters to be stacked. The magnetic ring accepts standard 112mm lens caps, so it can be left on the lens all the time.

1.8 Optical Density    Darkens Entire Image Area    16-Layer Multicoating    Resistance Coating    Optical Glass    Slim Design Prevents Vignetting    Includes 112mm Magnetic Adapter Ring    Adapter Accepts Standard 77mm Lens Caps    No Color Cast

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these hard stop from 1.5 to 10?

A: The Kase Wolverine Magnetic Variable Neutral Density Filter with Adapter Ring, Gen 2 (82mm, 1.5 to 10-Stops) has hard stops.

Q: 2. Does this need to be combined with a uv/ir cut filter to do solar photography?

A: No, the Kase Wolverine Revolution 100000ND Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring does not need to be combined with another filter to do solar photography. However, it is important to note that this product can still cause severe damage if used for directly viewing the sun, whether or not through an optic, or a camera with an optical viewfinder.

Q: 3. Kase USA website does not even mention solar, just 16.5 ND Is this filter really safe for mirrorless sensor and eye with EVF?

A: The Kase Wolverine Revolution 10000ND Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (95mm, 16.5-Stop, Orange) does not cut UV and IR light. UV light could damage your eyes. The MrStarGuy 95mm Thread-in White-Light Solar Filter, BH #STSG95MMSOL, cuts UV, IR, and white light. The material looks wrinkled, and it is designed that way. This will not affect the image quality.

Q: 4. Can I use these with a step-up ring?

A: Yes you can use the adapter ring in the Kase Wolverine Magnetic Variable Neutral Density Filter with Adapter Ring, Gen 2 (82mm, 1.5 to 10-Stops) with a step-up ring.

Q: 5. Using only this filter and with Revolution inline ring installed, will you see vignetting on an Canon 15-35mm RF L 2.8 lens?

A: You will probably not get vignetting with the Kase Magnetic ND64 (6-Stop) CPL Filter (82mm) and inlaid adapter since the inlaid adapter allows the filter to stay very close to the lens. Only way to know for sure is to try it out though.

Q: 6. How many and what kind of step-up rings does this come with? Where can I get more step-up rings? Thanks.

A: The Kase Wolverine Magnetic Variable Neutral Density Filter with Adapter Ring, Gen 2 (82mm, 1.5 to 10-Stops) includes one 82mm magnetic adapter ring that goes on your lens. The adapter ring holds the filter on the lens magnetically. To order more rings, get the Kase Wolverine Magnetic Filter Adapter Ring (82mm), BH #KAMAR82MM.

Q: 7. Are these hard stops from 1.5 to 10?

A: The Kase Wolverine Magnetic Variable Neutral Density Filter with Adapter Ring, Gen 2 (82mm, 1.5 to 10-Stops) has hard stops.

Q: 8. Are the Wolverine and Skyeye magnetic filters interchangeable? Can a Skyeye filter work in a Wolverine holder and visa-versa?

A: Yes, It is the same magnetic system. Kase Skyeye and Kase Wolverine are compatible and work with the same Kase Magnetic Step-Up Adapter Ring.

Q: 9. Does this filter come in 72mm size?

A: No, the Kase Wolverine Mag Circular Combined ND8 & CPL Adaptor Ring (82mm) does not come in a 72mm size.

Q: 10. In terms of density is this equivalent to the Hoya PRO ND 100000 filter in order to take photos of the sun directly?

A: Yes, the Kase Wolverine Revolution 10000ND Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (82mm, 16.5-Stop, Orange) is the same density as Hoya ProND-100000 Neutral Density 5.0 Solar Filter (16.6 Stops). You shouldn't look directly to the sun with these filters though. So when using it on your camera you cannot look through the optical viewfinder, only look on the LCD.