K&F 72MM XB42 Nano-X CPL+Variable/Fader NDX ND2~ND32,Waterproof, Anti Scratch, Green Coated

Experience the convenience of our 2-in-1 ND & CPL filter, combining Circular Polarizer (CPL) and Variable Neutral Density (ND) functions in a single filter. Say farewell to the frustrating "X" cross on your images, as K&F incorporates advanced technology to eliminate this issue, especially with wide-angle lenses and variable ND filters. Crafted from professional optical glass with multi-layer coatings, this filter offers a mere 0.7% light transmittance, ensuring protection for your cherished lens with its waterproof and scratch-resistant properties. The aluminum alloy filter frames feature a serrated design, facilitating effortless installation, and provide five markings, ranging from Min to ND32, to help you precisely set your desired ND filter strength. Prior to ordering, please verify your camera's lens thread size, typically indicated on the lens barrel or underneath the lens cap, always designated with a "ø" (diameter) symbol.

• * 【ND & CPL filter 2 in 1】One filter has both of CPL and varaible ND filter function,save your time to replace two filters; it can not only reduce the amount of light entering the lens but also darken skies, manage reflections at the same time.
• * 【No “X” cross on images】Say goodbye to the "X" cross on images, K&F utilize cutting edge technology you're going to say goodbye to this common issue with wide angle lenses and variable ND filters.
• * 【Material】Made by completed professional optical glasses, Multi-layer coating, only allows 0.7% light transmittance and waterproof, scratch-resistant, which could protect your valued lens.
• * 【Filter Frames】Filter Frames made by aluminum alloy, the serrated design of the edge of the frame makes it easy to install. There is 5 mark from Min to ND32 on frame, It is convenient for you to sure the ND filter stops.
• * 【Note】 Please verify your camera's lens thread size(usually marked somewhere on the lens barrel or printed underneath the lens cap) before ordering. The number is always preceded by a "ø" (diameter) symbol.