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NEEWER 55mm Variable ND Filter 2‑in‑1 📷

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Description:

This 55mm photographic effect filter combines a variable ND2–ND32 neutral density with a 1/4 black diffusion to help control exposure and introduce a soft, cinematic haze for video and portrait work. It is designed to reduce up to five stops of light while smoothing highlights and lowering glare when shooting outdoors on bright days.

Key Points

The filter merges two functions in a single slim unit, so you can cut down on gear and swap less on location. It lets you reduce shutter speed for motion blur or open the aperture wider for shallower depth of field, according to the manufacturer offering 1 to 5 stops of light reduction. The built-in 1/4 black diffusion softens skin tones and reduces specular highlights for a dreamlike look, useful in both video and portrait photography. The glass is multi-nano coated to repel water, resist scratches and avoid fingerprints, which helps keep images clean when working in challenging conditions. 😌

Technical Specifications

  • Name: NEEWER 55mm 2-in-1 Variable ND2-ND32 & 1/4 Black Diffusion
  • Thread size: 55 mm
  • Light reduction: ND2 to ND32, equivalent to 1–5 stops
  • Diffusion strength: 1/4 black diffusion
  • Coating: 30-layer nano coatings, water repellent, scratch resistant, oil proof
  • Compatibility: fits lenses with Ф55 marking
  • Included accessories: filter case and cleaning cloth

Standout Aspects

One clear advantage is the absence of the X cross artefact during variable ND use, which some filters can produce when stacked or poorly manufactured. This model claims no X cross while remaining slim and lightweight, so it should suit compact lens setups and keep vignetting to a minimum on many lenses. Also notable is the combination of a variable ND with a diffusion element, which normally would require multiple separate filters and extra filter rings. 🎬

Usage Recommendations

Rotate the variable ND element slowly to find the right exposure and stop when the image appears even across the frame. For portrait work, use the diffusion option to soften skin and reduce harsh highlights while keeping facial detail. For long exposure daytime shots, begin with a mid-range ND setting and adjust to taste to control motion blur without overdarkening the scene. Consider that the filter only fits 55 mm threads, so check your lens marking before use, and be aware that extreme ND settings may require monitoring for any slight colour shift, even though the manufacturer states no colour cast. 📷.