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Your cart is empty.The ProMaster 67mm Variable ND filter, a must-have accessory for photographers and videographers seeking ultimate control over their exposure. This versatile filter allows you to adjust the neutral density seamlessly, empowering you to achieve the perfect balance between light and dark. With a wide range of density adjustment from a factor of ND3 to ND400, the ProMaster 67mm Variable ND filter gives you the flexibility to capture stunning long-exposure shots, control harsh lighting conditions, and create beautiful depth of field effects. It's the ideal tool to unleash your creativity and capture images that stand out. Crafted with precision from high-quality optical glass, this filter ensures outstanding image quality with minimal distortion. The multi-coating reduces unwanted glare and reflections, resulting in crisp, vibrant, and true-to-life photographs. Its slim profile prevents vignetting and allows for easy stacking of filters or use with other lens accessories. The ProMaster 67mm Variable ND filter features a smooth rotating ring that enables effortless adjustment, allowing you to precisely control the amount of light entering your lens. With excellent color neutrality, it preserves the natural tones and colors of your images. Designed specifically for lenses with a 67mm filter thread, this filter is compatible with a wide range of camera setups. Whether you're capturing landscapes, portraits, or cinematic videos, the ProMaster 67mm Variable ND filter empowers you to take your photography to the next level, giving you the creative freedom to express your vision with stunning results.
Chilla Pertilla
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023
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ThaBlackCobra's Store
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019
Was out on a quick video shoot and the sun was blaring. I popped this on and continued. I actually forgot I had it on and the video came out great.
Steve O
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2018
I tried this nd variable and returned it as the dreaded “X” was very pronounced. May be better for smaller apps-c or other cropped sensors cameras but for full frame, I would not recommend. I ended up buying a fixed 10 stop nd and that works great.
Craig Ellingson
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2017
It has worked great and never left my Tamron 17-50mm for Canon. Using on my Sony 24-70mm now and no issues. I have had this filter for 3 years and never had the black X problem personally but i can only imagine its a defective one or depends on the lens being used.
C.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2015
Just.... Plain.... Terrible.Bought this 67mm "standard" grade filter (NDX -- not the HDX which is apparently much better) for the Canon 18-135 kit lens on my 7D thinking it would save me lots of time (not to mention some dough), since I wouldn't have to change filters in the field. But boy, oh boy, did I make a mistake. Maybe I just got a bad one, but there is a purple color cast to all my photos. But far worse than the purple cast is the *uneven* light penetration at _EVERY_ density level, which produces an "X" pattern (brighter along one axis, and darker along the perpendicular axis) on every single photo. The "X" effect is most obvious at the "max" ND density level, but there is some "X" effect at all levels. The images are completely unusable. I've attached a sample photo in the hopes that this will help someone else avoid this $75 mistake.
Jerry Bauer
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2015
As a filter it does what it is supposed to do but it does not allow the lens hood to install over it once installed on the lens. If the hood is installed prior to installing the filter it is difficult to install & operate the filter since there is so little clearance. I wish I had known the outer ring was so much larger than the filter itself so I could have allowed for the hood or gotten a different filter.
StopTheInsanity
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2014
Nicely done - especially for the price. Great value!
Catherine
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2014
The filter fit well to my filter adapter. It blocked enough light to hold up to the sun and just barely see a sunspot. However, when I photographed an eclipse I noticed the image was slightly doubled. I was hoping to come out with better photos.
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