Platinum™ - 52mm, 58mm and 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filter

Name: Platinum™ - 52mm, 58mm and 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filter
Brand: Platinum™
SKU: 5029068
Rating: 4.3 (147 reviews)

Model: PT-MC400VND67

SKU: 5029068

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General
- Brand: Platinum™
- Model Number: PT-MC400VND67
- Product Name: 52mm, 58mm and 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filter
- Color: Black
Dimensions
- Diameter: 67 millimeters
Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Universal
- Lens Compatibility: Most 67mm, 58mm and 52mm lenses (with adapters)
Material
- Filter Material: Aluminum
Features
- Lens Filter Type: Neutral Density (A lens attachment that can improve image quality or viewing and keep the front element of the lens clean and safe. Some filters can be used for stylistic reasons or to improve color or light.)
- Shape: Circle
- Filter Attachment Type: Screw on
- Quantity: 1
Other
- UPC: 600603187292

This Platinum PT-MC400VND67 variable neutral density filter is compatible with most 67mm, 58mm and 52mm lenses, with included adapters, and lets you reduce incoming light to allow wide apertures in bright light and other creative shooting options.

Compatible with 67mm lenses: Also compatible with 58mm and 52mm lenses with the included adapters for flexible use.
Reduces incoming light between 1 and 8.6 f-stops: To enable the use of wide apertures and varied shutter speeds when shooting photos and videos in bright light.
Multicoated optics: Deliver clear, high-quality images.
Aluminum and glass materials: Offer durability.
Screw-on design: Enables easy attachment.
Carrying case included: For secure storage and transport.
Compatible with 67mm lenses: Also compatible with 58mm and 52mm lenses with the included adapters for flexible use.
Reduces incoming light between 1 and 8.6 f-stops: To enable the use of wide apertures and varied shutter speeds when shooting photos and videos in bright light.
Multicoated optics: Deliver clear, high-quality images.
Aluminum and glass materials: Offer durability.
Screw-on design: Enables easy attachment.
Carrying case included: For secure storage and transport.

Whats Included

67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filter
67mm-to-58mm adapter, 67mm-to-52mm adapter
Carrying case
Owner's manual
67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filter
67mm-to-58mm adapter, 67mm-to-52mm adapter
Carrying case
Owner's manual

Q: Is this lens for solar eclipe photography ,compatible with nikon p900 and full apiture ?

A: The brand of lens doesn't matter as long as the mm match. That said this ND filter is not strong enough to use for the solar eclipse. Using it could damage your sensor. You need something that will stop at least 16 full stops of light.

Q: Would it fit Sony zv-e10 16-50mm lens

A: Unfortunately, this kit will not fit. The Sony SELP1650 16-50mm lens has a 40.5mm filter thread.

Q: Will this lens fit a Sony A7C ? with a Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 Di III RXD ?

A: Yes, this filter will fit. The Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 Di III RXD has a 67mm filter thread.

Q: What range does this ND filter have?

A: 1-8.6 stops (ND2-ND400)

Q: will this fit on a Sony a6400

A: Check your lens. There will be a number on the front of it alongside a circle with a line through it just on the outside part of the glass. That is your thread size. If it matches the number of the filter, it will fit.

Q: If I was to use 3 of these filters, would that be enough to safely capture the eclipse? Nikon D810 with 70-200 2.8

A: I don't know if that would work but the risk of camera damage, let alone eye damage, is not worth it. You can call the camera sales people at Best Buy, or call the local news media and ask how they are filming the eclipse for broadcast. They would be doing it safely. C

Q: Will these be enough protection for my dslr if I double up? Does that even work?

A: I only needed one, works great for moving in and out of two/more different locations. but yes I do believe you can double up and added another nd or other filter to it.

Q: Does Best Buy actually SELL a solar filter that is good enough for taking photos of the solar eclipse. If so, which one?

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Customers are saying

Customers regard the variable neutral density lens filter as high quality and easy to use. They appreciate the lens size versatility and its effectiveness as an ND filter for long exposure photography.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Enhancing Creativity and Control
I recently purchased the Platinum™ 52mm, 58mm, and 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Lens Filters, and they have proven to be valuable additions to my photography toolkit. These filters have significantly enhanced my ability to control light and achieve creative effects in my photography. One of the standout features of these ND filters is their versatility. With three different filter sizes included in the set, I can easily adapt them to a range of lenses, ensuring that I have the right filter for any situation. The variable ND feature is particularly useful, allowing me to adjust the level of light reduction precisely to achieve the desired exposure. The build quality of these filters is impressive. They feel solid and well-made, and the smooth rotation of the filter ring makes it easy to make quick adjustments in the field. I've found them to be durable and resistant to scratches, which is essential for outdoor photography. What sets these Platinum™ filters apart is their ability to control exposure while maintaining image quality. I've noticed minimal color shifting or image degradation when using them, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of my photos. The included protective cases for each filter size are a thoughtful addition, ensuring that the filters remain in pristine condition when not in use. However, it's worth noting that the cases can be a bit bulky if you're traveling light. In conclusion, the Platinum™ Variable ND Lens Filters have become an essential part of my photography gear. Their versatility, build quality, and ability to control exposure make them a valuable tool for both amateur and professional photographers. I've been highly satisfied with their performance, and I recommend them to anyone looking to elevate their photography by having precise control over light conditions.
Posted 2 years ago by
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
If you shoot DSLR videos, this is your best friend
I own a Canon EOS 77D with two lenses: an EF-S 18-55mm lens and an EF-S 55-250 mm lens. I love to shoot short films on my camera, and have invested in lens hoods, Cinestyle (a software that can be uploaded into the camera to give it that cinema camera-like film look), and filters. However, when it came to filming scenes outside in the glaring sun, there were too many problems. Yes, a DSLR does a solid job at filming, but the ISO, aperture, and shutter speed options are extremely limited when shooting video. So, what happens when you film a subject in direct sunlight? They are incredibly washed out and over-exposed, and with a DSLR, there isn't much you can do. But, I wasn't going to let this "problem" stop me, so I researched different variable ND filters for DSLRs, and this one was among the best that I found. When putting this filter on your lens, outdoor sunlight shoots become so easily manageable, and the over-exposed footage of the past melts when compared to this footage captured with this filter. The filter is fixed for 67mm lenses, yet it does come with two adapters for 52mm and 58mm lenses; both of my lenses are 58mm, and the adapter is so easy to use. This is such an amazing filter, and I highly recommend it to any filmmaker wishing to better their outdoor, sunlit scenes. (The first image is without the filter on, and the second image is with the filter on)
Posted 4 years ago by Miguel
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Handy kit for the price
Very handy with both 52 & 58mm adapters included. Not quite dark enough to safely use for the eclipse, but with the help of some cloud cover at near totality managed to grab a few shots without harming my camera.
Posted 8 years ago by gd2017