ND Filter 2-5 stops PolarPro Variable Peter McKinnon Signature Edition II for 67mm lenses
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Innovative ND filters
The new quality of VND McKinnon Edition II filters allowed for the creation of glasses suitable for work in all conditions. Made of durable, resistant quartz glass and aluminum, thanks to which they are durable and provide crystal clear images. The rotating aperture allows you to adjust the shutter speed effortlessly and in the blink of an eye. Two variants, 2-5 degrees and 6-9 degrees, are designed to suit any situation.
Rotating aperture for fast work
New design with a unique tactile mechanism that allows you to easily and quickly change values without taking your eyes off the shot. Feel every setting at your fingertips thanks to the rotating aperture.
Flawless shots
The special design allows you to avoid overlapping filters, which caused cross polarization or vignetting. With the Polarpro filter, every shot will come out exactly as you want, without distortion or unwanted effects.
Match the filter to the situation
2-5 degrees - Effortless shutter control in almost any lighting, ideal for working on the go.
6-9 degrees - it will work in very bright conditions, with an aperture value of 1.4-2.8
Filters are available in three sizes: 67 mm, 77 mm and 82 mm, thanks to which they provide a wide choice for every photographer.
6-9 degrees - it will work in very bright conditions, with an aperture value of 1.4-2.8
Filters are available in three sizes: 67 mm, 77 mm and 82 mm, thanks to which they provide a wide choice for every photographer.
Easy storage
The modern design allows for convenient and safe storage. You can keep your filters in specially adapted caps or use just one and leave the glass on the camera.
Specification ND Filter 2-5 stops PolarPro Variable Peter McKinnon Signature Edition II for 67mm lenses
Brand
PolarPro
Symbol
67-2/5-VND-ED2
Producer code
817465026021
Warranty
24 months
Status
New
Translations
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