FREEWELL82mm Threaded Hard Stop Variable ND Filter All Day 2 to 5 Stop & 6 to 9 Stop - 2Pack

Beautifully crafted filter. You can tell as soon as you pick it up that it's the business. Weighty, solid & the clicks are so satisfying when rotating between stops.I've used this on a few shoots now whilst shooting in HLG3 and SLOG 2 & 3, perfect for shooting with fast primes during the day and keeping your shutter speed down. When editing I've not noticed any colour cast, and if there is it's very easily fixed whilst making basic adjustments to green / magenta slider.Its at a great price point too 👌

For the price, no blurriness, no degradation of image quality, no black spots or shading. Used solidly each day over six months on a Sony FX3 with Sony 24-70 GM II. Would recommend.

I bought both filters available which gave me the full range of stops I require for video work. They are hard stopped to prevent continuous full circle motion. This makes it also, much easier to remove the filter from a lens when fitted the quality of both filters by far exceeded my expectations and each comes with a magnetic lens cover which is a really nice touch. If you bought another filter of the same quality, I would expect you would pay much more of a price in comparison…..

Great value for money, but they have silently changed these since I originally bought them. The old versions had a smooth, end to end hard stops and came with a nice metal case/holder. Now they don't come with a case and they have what Freewell call "haptic feedback", which means that at each stop, there is a small click to tell you where you are. This is super annoying and I wish they would have kept it the way it was, smooth. Something to also note is that although there is a neutral color shift with these filters, they still shift. They slightly warm up the image, and that something to be aware of.

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So I'm a total amateur and this is the first Nd filter I've ever bought but it has 4 clear tones and none of the vignetting people talk about with other filters or the big scarry X thingy either. Quite a big difference in tone between 2 and 5 so should meet my needs for outdoor filming. Packaging is a little cheap plastic box but mine will be living on the lense anyway. Nice magnetic cover/ cap also. Very happy with my purchase so far. Price has just shot up from 90 quid to 125.

This arrived in really good condition. Enjoying using it on my 70-200!

I'd read poor reviews of variable ND filters in the past, but decided to give this a go. I was very pleased with the results. There has been no colour cast, and also there has not been any cross polarisation, which is one of the things I was concerned about. The product seems to be robust, and I particularly appreciated the markings on the ring - telling me which ND setting I was using.....

It does the job with an excellent quality. Keep it all the time with you, specially for landscape photography.

Una de las mejores compras que e realizado😎

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La relación calidad precio es fantástica. Tiene un resultado muy neutro apenas cambiando el matiz. Escogí la versión de 5 a 9 pasos porque vivo en el sur de España donde tenemos muchos más días soleados pero creo que voy a comprar también la versión de 2 a 5 pasos porque al final este resulta muy oscuro en cuanto estás a la sombra. Creo que lo ideal es tener ambas versiones porque la calidad es fantástica.

Even though its over $200 for the set, the value you get in terms of build quality, optical quality, size, features, and performance is far greater than similar VNDs from other bigger companies. Build & optical quality is right up there with the best of them. The knurling on the ring makes gripping for adjustments & installation/removal very easy. Have not had any issues screwing it onto my lenses or step-up rings. Much thinner than the Hoya I had been using. The hard stops at the ends & numbering on rings take the guesswork out of wondering where you are on the filter and eliminated the dreaded 'X' cross-polarization on so many VNDs. The metal magnetic lens caps (wow!) protects the filter when not in use. Its strong enough to not fall off if bumped a little, but easy enough to pull off when you need it. Very minimal colorcast which make editing so much easier. So when you factor everything you get compared to other VNDs, some costing more (for just 1!) with worse performance, the Freewells are a bargain.