Hoya Variable Density II (24066069900) 62 mm Camera

Struggling to keep bright scenes from blowing out while still getting that shallow-depth-of-field look? The Variable Density Filter lets you dial down light without changing aperture, giving you control over exposure for both stills and video. It’s perfect for smooth motion blur, cinematic shutter speeds and avoiding over-exposure in harsh daylight.

Key Features of a 62 mm Variable Density Filter

• Material: Aluminium. Sturdy construction ensures durability and precise rotation.
• Product colour: Black. Low-profile finish blends seamlessly with most lenses.
• F-stop reduction: 1.6. Provides a modest density range for fine-tuned exposure control.
• Filter type: Variable density camera filter. Adjusts light continuously instead of swapping fixed ND lenses.
• Filter size: 62 mm. Fits standard 62 mm lenses and takes a slightly larger 67 mm lens cap for easy access.
• ND range: 1.5-9 f-stops (ND3-400). Covers a wide span from subtle to strong light reduction.
• Rotatable frame: Includes a convenient knob. Allows smooth, precise adjustments while shooting.
• Wider rotatable frame design. Minimises vignetting on wide-angle lenses for clean corners.
• Quantity per pack: 1 pc(s). One filter ready for immediate use.

Why Choose Hoya Variable Density Filter

If you often shoot outdoors, portraiture with wide apertures, or video that needs a consistent 180-degree shutter rule, you’ll know how limiting fixed ND sets can be. Changing lenses or swapping filters wastes time and can miss the perfect moment. This Hoya Variable Density Filter gives you instant, seamless control over light, so you stay focused on composition rather than technical hurdles.

Benefits of Hoya Variable Density Filter

• Flexible exposure: Adjust light on the fly without changing aperture or ISO.
• Smooth video motion: Set shutter speed to match frame rate for natural-looking footage.
• Reduced vignetting: Wider rotatable frame keeps edges clear even on wide-angle lenses.
• Easy handling: Knob-controlled rotation makes fine adjustments quick and accurate.

Usages of a 62 mm Variable Density Filter

Ideal for landscape photographers needing longer exposures for silky waterfalls, portrait shooters wanting a shallow depth of field in bright light, and videographers aiming for cinematic motion blur while maintaining proper shutter speed. It works equally well on stills and video, giving you creative freedom in any bright-light situation.

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