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Recommended ND Filters

A Neutral Density (ND) filter dims the exposure of a shot, preventing overexposure with longer shutter speeds. The filter is often clear or grey, which is why this type is also called a grey filter. Our list of Recommended ND filters contains our best-selling models so you can be confident you're getting a top-quality ND filter. (Filters are available in different sizes.)

Sharp and colourful photos with slow shutter speeds

The ND filter ensures sharp and colourful images when you shoot with slow shutter speeds. This is because the filter prevents your photos from being overexposed. When working with an ND filter on your lens, it is necessary to work manually. This is because the autofocus has more trouble getting the light metering right.

ND filters are available from Leefilters, B+W and Hoya, among others. When choosing an ND filter, it is important to pay attention to the number of stops of light the filter blocks. The more stops it blocks, the slower the shutter speed can be. In addition, the filter size also plays an important role. A 38mm filter will not fit a 17mm lens. By using an adapter ring, you can attach an ND filter to a lens of a different size. Using a filter holder and adapter ring, you can also use several filters at the same time. This way, you can add variety to your photos. In addition, you can also use a UV filter or a polarisation filter. Ideal for shooting in high UV light or for determining light incidence.

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