ND2-ND32 | Variable Neutral Density | Nano-X Pro | K＆F Concept - KENTFAITH
ND2-ND32 | Variable Neutral Density | Nano-X Pro | K＆F Concept - KENTFAITH
ND2-ND32 | Variable Neutral Density | Nano-X Pro | K＆F Concept - KENTFAITH
ND2-ND32 | Variable Neutral Density | Nano-X Pro | K＆F Concept - KENTFAITH
Last updated at 03/21/2026 20:45:56
86mm Variable ND Filters ND2-ND32 Adjustable Fader Neutral Density Filter MRC 28-Layer NO X Spot Nano X Series
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High quality glass with magnificent ND filter performance throughout the entire ND2-ND32 range. There's no "X" from turning the filter too far since there's hardstops incorporated into the design.The set includes a magnetic adapter ring which screws onto your lens and serves as the mounting vehicle for the ND filter - just snap it on and off whenever you like. Very convenient.The filter itself provides a wide range of density, with minimal color shift which is important.Slim design is great and doesn't result in any vignetting during regular use.Overall, excellent filter that produces consistent and reliable results.
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I was hoping to avoid buying super expensive VND's by going with these. I was also really interested in the ease of removing the filter since its magnetic. However, when I put this on a full frame camera with a 16-35mm lens the vignetting was awful! I got vignetting from about 24mm which is insane. I also noticed that the filter darkened from the sides first as opposed to the entire view. These are deal breakers for me since I do shoot a lot of real estate content and need to use nd filters at times. Oh well, I guess I am. going to have to dish out some extra cash on some Polar Pro VND's.The worst part is that I could not find ANY info on vignetting either on B&H's website nor K&F's website which should have been red flags. But I am thankful for B&H's return policy.
originally posted on kentfaith.ca
Play VideoThe DJI Air 2S comes stock without a lens cover or just an open frame and I was worried about protecting the glass.During my research before purchasing my first drone, I read the Air 2S does not have a aperture adjustment and uses shutter speed to compensate for exposure. Each of these Neutral Density filters or ND filter provides for increasing less light to the camera as the ND value increases or from 1/8 to 1/64 the amount of light. An online influencer recommended in his video to use a polarized filter to limit the light into the camera on bright days and more importantly as a lens protector and to provide glare reduction with polarization.I obtained this polarized set and did a test flight for each one and compared to the unfiltered lens or as a ... MorePlay VideoThe DJI Air 2S comes stock without a lens cover or just an open frame and I was worried about protecting the glass.During my research before purchasing my first drone, I read the Air 2S does not have a aperture adjustment and uses shutter speed to compensate for exposure. Each of these Neutral Density filters or ND filter provides for increasing less light to the camera as the ND value increases or from 1/8 to 1/64 the amount of light. An online influencer recommended in his video to use a polarized filter to limit the light into the camera on bright days and more importantly as a lens protector and to provide glare reduction with polarization.I obtained this polarized set and did a test flight for each one and compared to the unfiltered lens or as a stock Air 2S. Upon inspection they are quality products and fit on the Air 2S camera with just a small twist to lock in placeAttached is a video showing the unfiltered camera and then as a comparison each of the 4 different filters.I'm not a videophile and to my eye all the videos looked excellent. From no filter to each of the filters I could discern no color difference or video acuity between them. All the images looked excellent.I did see one difference however. Ive also read that some videographers like to use a filter in order to slow the effective shutter speed of the camera with more light attenuating filters and provide motion blur in the video. I did see motion blur especially with the ND 32 and ND 64 causing a blurring effect when the camera was panned.Conclusion: For me Ill just add a filter for the polarization and to protect the camera lens. But I found that each of the filters was excellent in maintaining the video quality and providing motion-blur.
| Recommended Scenes | Video Shooting/Landscape Photography |
| Filter Material | Japanese AGC Glass |
| Multi-Coating | 28 |
| Transmittance | \ |
| Filter Thickness | 0.13in/3.3mm |
86mm Variable ND Filters ND2-ND32 Adjustable Fader Neutral Density Filter MRC 28-Layer NO X Spot Nano X Series
Free delivery
High quality glass with magnificent ND filter performance throughout the entire ND2-ND32 range. There's no "X" from turning the filter too far since there's hardstops incorporated into the design.The set includes a magnetic adapter ring which screws onto your lens and serves as the mounting vehicle for the ND filter - just snap it on and off whenever you like. Very convenient.The filter itself provides a wide range of density, with minimal color shift which is important.Slim design is great and doesn't result in any vignetting during regular use.Overall, excellent filter that produces consistent and reliable results.
I was hoping to avoid buying super expensive VND's by going with these. I was also really interested in the ease of removing the filter since its magnetic. However, when I put this on a full frame camera with a 16-35mm lens the vignetting was awful! I got vignetting from about 24mm which is insane. I also noticed that the filter darkened from the sides first as opposed to the entire view. These are deal breakers for me since I do shoot a lot of real estate content and need to use nd filters at times. Oh well, I guess I am. going to have to dish out some extra cash on some Polar Pro VND's.The worst part is that I could not find ANY info on vignetting either on B&H's website nor K&F's website which should have been red flags. But I am thankful for B&H's return policy.
Play VideoThe DJI Air 2S comes stock without a lens cover or just an open frame and I was worried about protecting the glass.During my research before purchasing my first drone, I read the Air 2S does not have a aperture adjustment and uses shutter speed to compensate for exposure. Each of these Neutral Density filters or ND filter provides for increasing less light to the camera as the ND value increases or from 1/8 to 1/64 the amount of light. An online influencer recommended in his video to use a polarized filter to limit the light into the camera on bright days and more importantly as a lens protector and to provide glare reduction with polarization.I obtained this polarized set and did a test flight for each one and compared to the unfiltered lens or as a ... MorePlay VideoThe DJI Air 2S comes stock without a lens cover or just an open frame and I was worried about protecting the glass.During my research before purchasing my first drone, I read the Air 2S does not have a aperture adjustment and uses shutter speed to compensate for exposure. Each of these Neutral Density filters or ND filter provides for increasing less light to the camera as the ND value increases or from 1/8 to 1/64 the amount of light. An online influencer recommended in his video to use a polarized filter to limit the light into the camera on bright days and more importantly as a lens protector and to provide glare reduction with polarization.I obtained this polarized set and did a test flight for each one and compared to the unfiltered lens or as a stock Air 2S. Upon inspection they are quality products and fit on the Air 2S camera with just a small twist to lock in placeAttached is a video showing the unfiltered camera and then as a comparison each of the 4 different filters.I'm not a videophile and to my eye all the videos looked excellent. From no filter to each of the filters I could discern no color difference or video acuity between them. All the images looked excellent.I did see one difference however. Ive also read that some videographers like to use a filter in order to slow the effective shutter speed of the camera with more light attenuating filters and provide motion blur in the video. I did see motion blur especially with the ND 32 and ND 64 causing a blurring effect when the camera was panned.Conclusion: For me Ill just add a filter for the polarization and to protect the camera lens. But I found that each of the filters was excellent in maintaining the video quality and providing motion-blur.
I'm really digging these new filters that K&F are releasing. The magnetic filter system is a great idea for strong ND filters because I often need to compose my shot without the ND filter attached (because it's much easier to see through the lens without it) and then attach it to take the shot; being able to simply snap the filter on to the front of the lens takes a lot of the hassle out of detaching and reattaching the filter.The optical quality is superb, with excellent clarity and barely any color cast. The build quality of the metal rings is solid; they are smoothly machined with smooth edges and nice knurling. The rotating ND filter turns smoothly, with hard stops at either end of the spectrum so you know when you've reached the limits.The magnetic ... MoreI'm really digging these new filters that K&F are releasing. The magnetic filter system is a great idea for strong ND filters because I often need to compose my shot without the ND filter attached (because it's much easier to see through the lens without it) and then attach it to take the shot; being able to simply snap the filter on to the front of the lens takes a lot of the hassle out of detaching and reattaching the filter.The optical quality is superb, with excellent clarity and barely any color cast. The build quality of the metal rings is solid; they are smoothly machined with smooth edges and nice knurling. The rotating ND filter turns smoothly, with hard stops at either end of the spectrum so you know when you've reached the limits.The magnetic attachment holds the filter in place snugly but it's probably best used in controlled tripod setups where you know the lens won't be bumped; I definitely wouldn't use this in any kind of crowd situation where someone or something could knock the filter off, because it wouldn't take much of a bump to cause this to happen.There's no lens cap included, presumably because the extra weight of it would make the filter too heavy for the magnets to comfortably hold. K&F does make a magnetic lens cap, which I got with a different K&F filter set, but it doesn't fit on the outside of the ND filter because the outer ring is larger than 77mm. However, the magnetic lens cap DOES fit on the inner ring so you could use it when you're not using the ND filter. As far as I can tell you can't buy the magnetic lens cap by itself, only bundled with other filters.This filter is easily comparable in quality to those made by Tiffen. It's fairly priced, and I would definitely recommend it for tripod-based landscape photography.
This is a good adjustable neutral density filter with no problems I can see. It uses K&F's special coatings to help repel dust, water and fingerprints. This filter has a magnetic attachment system, there is a magnetic ring (with no glass in it) you screw onto your lens. Then whenever you want to use the ND filter you just pop it on and pull it off magnetically, making it easy to change. The system seems to work well, but it's the only one of their filters I have which features it. By rotating the filter you can go from ND2 to ND32, or 1-5 stops.A lot of people wonder what this kind of filter is for, basically it lets you get some different effects when you are shooting in direct sunlight. For example, you can open the F-Stop of your lens all the way to get a ... MoreThis is a good adjustable neutral density filter with no problems I can see. It uses K&F's special coatings to help repel dust, water and fingerprints. This filter has a magnetic attachment system, there is a magnetic ring (with no glass in it) you screw onto your lens. Then whenever you want to use the ND filter you just pop it on and pull it off magnetically, making it easy to change. The system seems to work well, but it's the only one of their filters I have which features it. By rotating the filter you can go from ND2 to ND32, or 1-5 stops.A lot of people wonder what this kind of filter is for, basically it lets you get some different effects when you are shooting in direct sunlight. For example, you can open the F-Stop of your lens all the way to get a shallow depth of field effect, then use the ND filter to darken the image back down so it is exposed right. Another common use is so you can shoot with longer shutter speeds in bright light. This will allow you to get that effect where moving water has a soft motion blur on it by setting a longer shutter speed and adjusting the exposure with the filter. It's also very handy for shooting video in bright light. Using a high F-stop and shutter speed for this can give you a video that has no motion blur and appears to stutter when the camera pans. The ND filter can allow you to shoot with longer exposures which will give motion blur and a smoother more cinematic look when panning.So overall a very useful filter to have if you do videos or photos outdoors in bright sunlight.
One of my greatest concerns when purchasing this filter was its wide focal lens performance, which I can understand is challenging due to light physics.After testing on my Sony PZ16-35 lens:- At 16mm focal length vignetting is not usable and needs to be cropped.- At 17mm it is very light and hard to notice, very usable to me.- At 18mm I can't see it at all and looks great.I uploaded 5 images to this review (pardon the high ISO, as I tested the filter at ND32). Focal lens of each pic: 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 19mm, 20mm.I am keeping this filter because I don't think I'll be able to find a filter that accomplishes no vignetting at 16, but I wish companies were more upfront about which exact focal lens their filters support well.
This Magnetic Variable ND Filter is a great option for those who travel, take pictures outdoors and who would like to capture an image at lower settings which cameras are incapable of without ND filters. This particular filter gives you a range of options which simplifies what a photographer has to carry. For those who regularly shoot in conditions which they cannot plan around (such as harsh sunlight), this gives more options within your control. It arrives with a protective case and a magnetic adapter ring so that you can simply remove the filter if you wish to shoot without it. However, the downfall to this is that the ND filter can be bumped off (which did happen to me while setting up a photo and my camera swung forward) and with this adapter on you cannot ... MoreThis Magnetic Variable ND Filter is a great option for those who travel, take pictures outdoors and who would like to capture an image at lower settings which cameras are incapable of without ND filters. This particular filter gives you a range of options which simplifies what a photographer has to carry. For those who regularly shoot in conditions which they cannot plan around (such as harsh sunlight), this gives more options within your control. It arrives with a protective case and a magnetic adapter ring so that you can simply remove the filter if you wish to shoot without it. However, the downfall to this is that the ND filter can be bumped off (which did happen to me while setting up a photo and my camera swung forward) and with this adapter on you cannot mount your lens hood on your lens.On a bright and sunny day, I was able to capture an image at 1/50, f/2.8 ISO 100 at the ND2 setting. I attached a screenshot of the straight-out-of-the-camera RAW files, with the bottom image being no filter. Each setting produced the same image with one exception; the images with the filter on appear to have slightly more contrast to them. This could be due to the fact that I cannot have my lens hood on, causing the filter-less image to be exposed to the harsh sunlight. Or, it could be an effect of the ND filter itself. Either way, I do like the effect and would recommend this filter.
I come with a long history of taking photographs with filters for special effects. I have used Cokin systems where you can share one filter with various lenses with adapters. I own over 50 such filters and lately, I am simplifying my camera bag and traveling with only a few filters. My most popular filters are the graduated neutral density (ND) filters. With these, I can rotate the filter to my preference on each shot. BUT that means I have to carry more than a few of the same ND filter but at different stops.Solution: The K&F Concept Magnetic Variable ND Filter offers me an option to use one filter covering 5 stops within seconds. That is great timesaver as my shots of landscapes or sunsets sometimes requires swift framing and adjusting to rapid light ... MoreI come with a long history of taking photographs with filters for special effects. I have used Cokin systems where you can share one filter with various lenses with adapters. I own over 50 such filters and lately, I am simplifying my camera bag and traveling with only a few filters. My most popular filters are the graduated neutral density (ND) filters. With these, I can rotate the filter to my preference on each shot. BUT that means I have to carry more than a few of the same ND filter but at different stops.Solution: The K&F Concept Magnetic Variable ND Filter offers me an option to use one filter covering 5 stops within seconds. That is great timesaver as my shots of landscapes or sunsets sometimes requires swift framing and adjusting to rapid light changes.ND filters are an investment to your camera gear. These will filter out very bright light and allows the photographer longer exposures during daylight. My favorite use of ND filters is to have water movements look silky while capturing the surrounding in detail. This K&F Concept filter is built amazingly well. The glass is better than my Cokins. Since it is built to specific lens size diameters, I had to rationalize which lens I used the most and ordered that size. 58mm in this case.The case is a worthy vault for this filter. Kudos to the team that designed that feature. The magnetic ring screwed nicely into my existing lens. In fact, it screwed in too tightly, it took me 10 long minutes trying to unscrew it later on.The magic is with the magnetic technology. Wow! It was instant on and instant off for the actual ND filter. Amazing. With that also comes the fear of dropping the filter. I fear that a bump will dislodge it so I kept my hand on the lens at all time. If you are in stationary setting, you should be fine.This lens filter is a great tool for many future vacation shoots. Simple to carry and use.Do note you cannot place a regular lens cap over the ND filter. Bummer.Overall, I love the new direction that these ND Filters are headed. It is less fuss and more time spent on the actual shooting pictures. Give this a try. I do recommend this variable ND filter. 4.5 stars.
Having a lot of camera equipment such as strobe lights, key lights, speedlights, umbrella, lenses, extra batteries, tripods and many other things. Wow I can't believe I use so many things just to get the photos that I want. Adding lens filter on top of all these is just.... what a hassle.This variable ND filter and magnetic adapter ring kit are one step in the right direction. It's very easy to put on the magnetic adapter ring kit. Once the ring kit is secured, attaching the variable ND filter is very easy. It's a convenience that this filter god from ND2 - N32, 5 stops.Hint: Make sure you pick the right filter size. If you have a collection of lenses with varying sizes, pick a higher size. You can buy a separate adapter to downsize.
| Recommended Scenes | Video Shooting/Landscape Photography |
| Filter Material | Japanese AGC Glass |
| Multi-Coating | 28 |
| Transmittance | \ |
| Filter Thickness | 0.13in/3.3mm |
