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Promaster 5666 58mm Variable ND - HGX Prime (1.3 - 8 stops)

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$100.47 $149.95 In stock

Category: Lens Filters

The ProMaster 5666 58mm Variable ND - HGX Prime is a variable neutral density lens filter offering an adjustable range of 1.3 to 8 stops. It is part of ProMaster's HGX Prime line and is designed for lenses with a 58mm filter thread.

  • Brand: ProMaster
  • Model: 5666
  • Filter type: Variable Neutral Density (ND)
  • Thread size: 58mm
  • Adjustable range: 1.3 to 8 stops
  • Product line: HGX Prime
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

The 1.3 to 8 stop range is perfect for dialing in exposure on the fly without swapping filters. I was able to get smooth, silky water shots handheld, and the glass is impressively clear.

Adam ★★★★★

I was struggling with harsh midday shadows on a landscape shoot, but this filter smoothed out the exposure beautifully across the full 8-stop range. The ring rotates smoothly without any sudden shifts in density, which made dialing in the perfect darkening feel effortless.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I shoot real estate video in bright conditions so the 1.3 to 8 stop range is exactly what I needed, and the glass stays sharp even at the darker end. The ring turns smoothly without that sudden jump you get on cheaper variable NDs, and it's held up fine after a month of daily use.