72mm Variable ND Filter True Color ND2-ND32 with 28 Layers of Anti-reflection Green Film Waterproof, Anti-scratch Nano-X Series

Der "K&F Nano-X True Color Variabler ND-Filter 82mm Graufilter ND2-32" kommt in einer edlen Verpackung, welche leicht zu öffnen ist und man vorsichtig den Filter entnehmen kann. Die dazugehörige Tasche ist sauber verarbeitet, alles wirkt sehr edel und bei dem Preis kann man das ja auch wohl erwarten. Der Filter selbst ist sehr hochwertig verarbeitet und man erkennt alle Kennzahlen direkt. Auch beim Benutzen entstehen schöne Bilder, welche nachträglich nicht weiterbearbeitet werden müssen. Die kleine Tasche schützt das Objektiv vor Kratzern oder anderen Sachen. Das Bild, was man aus dem Filter zaubern kann, ist einfach nur überwältigend und ist seinen Preis wert. Hier macht es keinen Unterschied, ob man Sonne im Bild hat oder vollkommen geblendet wird, der Filter liefert seine Leistung ab. Das habe ich auch schon beim anderen Filter von K&F erfahren dürfen, welcher mich hier auch nicht enttäuscht hat. Wer gerne Fotos für sein Hobby erstellen will, der sollte auch auf gute Qualität setzen und K&F überzeugt aktuell einfach.

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I tested the K&F Concept ND filter, comparing it to the one I usually use. My current one leaned more toward a blue tint with the K&F Concept ND looking slightly greener. However, the green tint was a little more realistic to the weather conditions that day. The K&F Concept ND filter did make photos a touch softer than my current ND filter.

The ability to switch between stops using the same ND filter is incredibly convenient, and I had no problems using it while shooting in non-ideal conditions.

The ND filter also comes packaged very nicely and felt like a nice quality piece of glass. The included case made it very handy to pop inside my camera bag and still feel like it was protected.

I feel very confident recommending this product to both amateur photographers and professionals.

I was finally able to get out and test the lens with my Sony wide angle. It was overcast today, and this filter did a beautiful job, considering the bad lighting. I even took the same photos, with another filter that I paid double for, and no difference in the quality. It also comes with its own leather case, which I love. It keeps the lens protected and easy to carry in my knapsack.

This is a dream to use, the putter makes it easy to adjust the stops and it is on the left side, where it should be. With the lock system, I don't have to worry about over extending, each stop is easy to adjust to. I am not a professional, just a hobby photographer, but this filter makes it easy enough to take stunning photos of landscapes and waterfalls.

I received the K&F Concept Nano-X True Color - Variable ND Filter in the size 72mm free of charge as part of the kf concept Vine program.

The K&F Concept Nano-X True Color - Variable ND Filter comes in elegant and robust packaging. It contains some details about the product as well as some general notes and information about it. Inside, there is the Variable ND filter itself as well as a storage bag and some more information material.

The quality of the K&F Concept Nano-X True Color - Variable ND Filter is very high and generally very well made. The thread on my copy for 72mm lenses fits very well and is very easy to screw onto my lens. The neutral density filter can be infinitely adjusted from ND2 to ND32. This is very practical and space-saving as you can only have one filter with you and still be able to cover a wide range of applications. The material used to make the frame and the glass is very high-quality and this is also reflected in the image quality later on. The adjustment works without any problems and in general there is nothing wrong with the product. This variable ND filter from K&F Concept is perfect for my needs. The product does a solid job and the picture quality is very good. My expectations were exceeded and I am more than satisfied. Therefore, this product is also very suitable as a gift. This product is very suitable for amateur photographers or even professionals. That's why 5 stars from me for it. TOP!!!!

Why an ND filter?

An ND filter (gray filter or neutral density filter) ensures that less light reaches the camera sensor. As a result, it is necessary to expose for longer periods of time. To do this, you have to open the aperture wider or increase the ISO so that the image is not too dark.

Variable ND filters are primarily used when filming, as long exposure times must be used there. In order to have the right exposure at all times, it is important that you can adjust the ND filter.
But ND filters are also used in landscape photography, in particular for long-term photography in daylight, e.g. at a waterfall, sea or lake. Passing clouds can also be drawn softly with the help of the ND filter.
In very bright lighting conditions, such as in snow or in the blazing midday sun, a weak ND filter can be useful, especially if you use a lens with a very large aperture.

The K&F Concept Nano-X True Color Variable ND Filter 77mm neutral density filter ND2-32

The filter is manufactured to a high quality and packaged in a leather case with magnetic closure. This variable ND filter has 5 ND filters,

so to speak! You normally pay between 70 and 100 euros per high-quality ND filter! This variable ND filter is very practical and space-saving, as you only need to have one filter with you and can still cover a small range with it. This ND filter can dim the light in 5 steps.

ℹ️ At the edge of the adjustable filter, there are 5 points, the larger the points are, the darker you can adjust your image.

The coating technology used ensures that the natural colors of the motif are faithfully reproduced, and thus prevents the usual yellowing of cheaper ND filters.

⚠️ Please do not screw the filter so firmly onto the lens, otherwise there will be problems with unscrewing it!

Clear purchase recommendation and 5 stars from me.

The K&F Concept Nano-X True Color Variable ND Filter arrived quickly.

It is neatly packaged in a stylish pencil case that protects the filter well.
I would also like the filter name to be on the pencil case so that the person I am looking for is available more quickly.

The filter itself is properly worked.
It fits my wide angle lens perfectly. With the right adapter rings, even on smaller lenses.

The settings can be freely adjusted using the small red handle on the edge.
Unfortunately, the weather is rather dark and grey at the moment and the filter outside hasn't really been used yet.

Nevertheless, I am very satisfied with the filter and am looking forward to the next sunny day.

Even though I have a ND filter I opted to get this due to the the orange lever to rotate through the density stops. When using my other one with no defined stops it was easy to end up accidently unscrewing it off the lens. This little "nub" makes for much better use of the filter with smooth rotation and stops at each end. I have not had this one long enough for a full test but having a couple other of their filters I find them as good or better than any I have used. Even though I have still have some German made filters K&F is now my choice for my filter needs. They are meticulously crafted and beautifully presented.

I bought this filter primarily for videography, where I usually film according to the 180-degree rule. This means that in order to obtain a cinematic video image with a certain amount of motion blur in individual frames, you film with a shutter speed that is equal to 1 divided by twice the number of frames. If I film at 50fps, for example, I therefore need an exposure time of 1/100s, which is not possible without an ND filter, especially in the wide angle range when the sun is shining.

The filter is also suitable for photography, even if only to a limited extent, as greater darkening is often required in certain situations. When I want to produce soft water on a stream in bright sunshine, I often travel with filters beyond ND1000, as well as when I want to show a busy area deserted of people.

But as I said, that is also very special and in my case this is about videography. The filter is intended for my 100-300mm MFT lens, which I usually use to take wildlife pictures. In the test, the filter shows no weaknesses. As a result, I was unable to identify any color cast and an X-Cross effect did not occur either. The promised effect of up to 5 f-stops is kept. Top!

The filter comes in a synthetic leather case with magnetic closure and an “removal aid” in the form of an integrated ribbon so that you do not accidentally touch the glass when removing the filter. The bag also has a magnetic closure.

The filter itself weighs 43g (reweighed) and runs very smoothly with appealing resistance over all aperture levels. Thanks to the adjustment aid, you can of course no longer use a rigid lens hood, but you can also remove the adjustment aid if the appropriate tools are available.

Technically speaking, this filter, which is the “little brother” of the Nano-X Pro, is therefore also extremely high-quality at a third of the price. The Nano-X Pro series is, however, a bit higher quality in terms of frame and coating.

The price-performance ratio is great.

If the review helped you, I would be happy if you click on “Useful”.

Last but not least, I received the product free of charge as a Vine product tester, but this has no effect on my review. I also only test things that I can usefully use myself and integrate into my everyday life.

Variable ND filters are primarily used when filming, as long exposure times must be used there. In order to have the right exposure at all times, it is important that you can adjust the ND filter. Inexpensive variable ND filters usually have a yellow tinge. This, of course, falsifies the white balance and the image effect. Unless you want it that way. I still like to use variable filters though. Especially for long exposures on water. But I've often been annoyed by the falsified color effect. The ND filter reviewed here is clearly not one of the cheap filters. It also comes in a very nice case when it arrives and it even has a handle that allows you to adjust it very comfortably on the camera. As you can see from the pictures, the color effect does not change. Aperture, shutter speed and ISO were the same in each case. Only the filter was adjusted. I think you can easily see the quality of the filter there.
In general, I would like to warn against turning on the filter too firmly or slightly crooked or using it at sharply changing temperatures. It happened to me several times that I couldn't get the filter off anymore. This was then only possible with the appropriate filter clamp.
I didn't have any problems with this one though.
I really like it. But that should be the case, as it also costs significantly more than the inexpensive league.
5 stars.

In contrast to classic ND filters, the intensity of this filter can be adjusted in a range of 2-32. This is done by turning the filter; for this purpose, there is a small nup on the filter, which can be used as a 'handle'. Clever.

It comes with a high-quality case.

The filter doesn't run smoothly. If it were this, it would be difficult to set and, in the best case, maintain the desired filter effect. So: There is always something.

Overall, the filter is quite heavy due to the bonus function. Personally, I wouldn't use a filter for a single f-stop, it's actually not worth it.
However, I find it good to remain flexible when setting the effect.

Top workmanship, color distortion 0. All good.