Reviews
Great variable filter lens, though with a slight green tinge
A side-by-side comparison between two other N2-32 filters (right side being K&F's, left side and middle competitors) at the lowest setting and at the highest setting.
Under same (fluorescent) lighting, on same white table. Blue tinge could be attributed to the fluorescent lighting, but there's a noticeable greenish tinge on K&F's at N2 setting...for that matter, there is a slight coloring difference on all three, with the smaller middle one(actually a 52mm) probably closest to neutral grey color.
It's not an issue for me, if anything gives me flexibility and choice when it adds to the photo I want it in.
But hopefully provides reference point for others when/whether to choose a variable filter like this.
Under same (fluorescent) lighting, on same white table. Blue tinge could be attributed to the fluorescent lighting, but there's a noticeable greenish tinge on K&F's at N2 setting...for that matter, there is a slight coloring difference on all three, with the smaller middle one(actually a 52mm) probably closest to neutral grey color.
It's not an issue for me, if anything gives me flexibility and choice when it adds to the photo I want it in.
But hopefully provides reference point for others when/whether to choose a variable filter like this.
14/02/2024