K&F 95MM XB42 Nano-X CPL+Variable/Fader NDX ND2~ND32,Waterproof, Anti Scratch, Green Coated K&F Concept

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K&F's ingenious ND & CPL Filter brings the convenience of two filters in one, with the dual function of Circular Polarizer and variable Neutral Density filters. This time-saving accessory reduces light intake, enhances your photography by darkening skies and managing reflections, and most notably, eliminates the dreaded "X" cross pattern common in wide-angle lens and variable ND filter combinations. Crafted from professional optical glass with multi-layer coatings, the filter ensures optimal protection, offering a minimal 0.7% light transmittance along with waterproof and scratch-resistant features to preserve your cherished lenses. Its durable aluminum alloy frames sport serrated edges for hassle-free installation, complete with helpful markings from Min to ND32 for easily adjustable ND filter settings. Before purchase, always check your camera's lens thread size, usually denoted by a "ø" (diameter) symbol on the lens barrel or beneath the lens cap, to ensure a compatible and secure fit.

• * 【ND & CPL Filter 2 in 1】One filter has both of CPL and varaible ND filter function,save your time to replace two filters; it can not only reduce the amount of light entering the lens but also darken skies, manage reflections at the same time.
• * 【No “X” Cross on Images】Say goodbye to the "X" cross on images, K&F utilize cutting edge technology you're going to say goodbye to this common issue with wide angle lenses and variable ND filters.
• * 【Material】Made by completed professional optical glasses, Multi-layer coating, only allows 0.7% light transmittance and waterproof, scratch-resistant, which could protect your valued lens.
• * 【Filter Frames】Filter Frames made by aluminum alloy, the serrated design of the edge of the frame makes it easy to install. There is 5 mark from Min to ND32 on frame, It is convenient for you to sure the ND filter stops.
• * 【Note】 Please verify your camera's lens thread size(usually marked somewhere on the lens barrel or printed underneath the lens cap) before ordering. The number is always preceded by a "ø" (diameter) symbol.