Tiffen Variable Neutral Density Filter - 67mm

A unique, versatile and flexible tool, affording you the convenience of using several Neutral Dens...

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The Tiffen 67mm Variable Neutral Density (VND) Filter is a versatile tool for photographers and videographers seeking greater control over light and depth of field. It allows users to reduce the amount of light entering the lens, enabling creative effects like motion blur and wider apertures in bright conditions. Keep in mind that when using the filter, exceeding the maximum density setting may lead to uneven exposure or color shifts.

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FAQs

How do I clean the Tiffen Variable ND Filter?

Use a lens cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth to gently clean the filter surface.

What does the MIN and MAX settings mean?

MIN is the lightest density (2 stops), and MAX is the darkest density (8 stops).

What is ColorCore technology?

It is Tiffen's proprietary process for bonding the optical glass and creating a uniform and consistent filter.

Does the filter affect image sharpness?

When used correctly, the filter maintains image sharpness. Use quality lenses and avoid extreme settings to maximize sharpness.

What is the warranty?

The Tiffen Variable ND Filter comes with a 10-year warranty.

Can I use this filter for video?

Yes, it is widely used by videographers to control exposure and depth of field.

What are the indexing marks for?

They are reference points; not calibrated stops.

Troubleshooting

Image appears overexposed

Reduce the shutter speed, increase the aperture, or decrease the density of the filter.

Image appears underexposed

Increase the shutter speed, decrease the aperture, or increase the density of the filter.

Uneven exposure or color shift in the image

Do not exceed the MAX density. Adjust the focal length and reduce the density if needed.

Vignetting at wide angles

Adjust the focal length, reposition the camera, or adjust composition to remove vignetting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a wide range of light reduction in a single filter.
  • Enables creative effects such as motion blur and shallow depth of field.
  • Reduces the need to carry multiple fixed ND filters.
  • Allows shooting with wider apertures in bright light.
  • Suitable for both photography and videography.
  • Durable construction with a 10-year warranty.

Cons

  • May produce uneven exposure or color shift if used beyond the maximum density setting.
  • Indexing marks are for reference only and do not represent calibrated stops.
  • Vignetting may occur with some lenses at wider focal lengths.
  • Requires some practice to master the settings.
  • The filter may not be suitable for all shooting situations.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Screw the Tiffen 67mm Variable ND Filter onto the filter threads of your lens.
  2. Set the filter to the minimum (MIN) density setting.
  3. Frame and focus your shot.
  4. After focusing, adjust the filter ring to the desired density setting (rotate to increase density).
  5. Adjust your camera settings (shutter speed, aperture, ISO) to achieve the desired exposure.

Compatibility

The Tiffen 67mm Variable ND Filter is compatible with lenses that have a 67mm filter thread size. Always check your lens's specifications to ensure a proper fit.

Care

  • Handle the filter with care to avoid scratches, dirt, and fingerprints.
  • Store the filter in its protective pouch when not in use.
  • Clean the filter with a lens cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth.
  • Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity.
  • Do not exceed the maximum density setting to prevent uneven exposure or color shifts.

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