Kase Wolverine ND Filter - 100mm x 150mm - ND64000 (16 Stop)

While technically possible, 16 stops is usually too dark for video unless you are attempting extremely long-duration time-lapse sequences.

No, the Kase Wolverine series is specifically engineered to be color neutral, minimizing the blue or magenta casts often seen with other high-density filters.

The Wolverine glass is toughened and designed for impact resistance, making it much more durable than standard resin or untreated glass filters.

The hydrophobic coating causes water to bead up and roll off, making it very easy to wipe clean after shooting near spray or rain.

Yes, but be aware that stacking filters can introduce vignetting or internal reflections. It is recommended to use the ND64000 on its own.

16 stops of reduction is extreme. Check your shutter speed; you likely need to move into 'Bulb' mode or extend your timer significantly.

The filter is too dense for the autofocus sensor. Switch to manual focus and lock your focal point before inserting the filter.

Ensure the filter is seated properly in the holder and consider covering your camera's viewfinder to prevent stray light from affecting the internal meter.