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Promaster 9566 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter | ND Filter | 9566 |1.3-8.6 Stops

Promaster 9566 77mm Variable Neutral Density Filter | ND Filter | 9566 |1.3-8.6 - Main image
$55.46 $74.95 In stock

Category: Lens Filters

Features:

The PROMASTER Variable Neutral Density filter allows total lighting control in virtually any environment. Completely variable from a factor of ND3 to ND400.

This filter is available in sizes from 49mm - 82mm.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy Y. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a variable ND at this price point, but the 1.3-8.6 stop range gives me perfect control for long exposures in bright sunlight. The ring turns smoothly without any of the dreaded X-pattern crosshatching I've seen in cheaper filters.

Sophia ★★★★★

This variable ND filter covers a huge range, from 3 to 400 stops, so I haven't needed to swap filters while shooting outside. It adjusts smoothly without any weird color cast in my test shots.

Hazel ★★★★★

Swapping between different light conditions on a recent outdoor shoot was a breeze thanks to this filter's smooth 1.3-8.6 stop range. I was surprised how little color cast there is even at the densest settings.