Concept Half ND Filter Square GND8 Soft Neutral Density Filter Optical Glass K&F GND0.9 1001502mm

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🔹 Operated by Verified Japanese Sellers – Approved by JOOM, our experienced Japanese sellers provide reliable service. 🔹 Direct Shipping from Japan – Carefully packed and promptly shipped straight from Japan. 🔹 Japanese-Standard Quality Control – Strict inspections ensure only high-quality products reach you. 🔹 About Included Manuals – If a manual is included, it will primarily be in Japanese. We recommend using image translation apps if needed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Half ND Filter] A square half GND filter with 3 steps of light reduction (3 apertures). Filter dimensions are 150 x 100 x 2 mm, applicable to lenses smaller than 98 mm. [Soft GND8 Filter] The upper 3 aperture neutral density filter and the lower transparent glass become a single filter. There is a gradual transition from the ND part to the transparent part, avoiding the risk of leaving a clear boundary between light and dark in the photo. [Perfect for shooting blue skies] By moving the filter position, you can gently adjust the difference in brightness when shooting the sky and the ground, making the sky darker and suppressing the darkening of the ground. [Double-sided multilayer nano-coating] Low-reflection, high-precision nano-coating to thoroughly suppress reflection. It has been treated with a water- and oil-repellent nano-coating, allowing you to shoot with confidence even in harsh environments such as rivers, mountains, and deserts. [Note] Filter holder (sold separately) and adapter ring (sold separately) are required for use. Our holders are also on sale. Holder (B07GJCJ8Q7), filter set (B07G73TT3Y) "This is a light reduction effect filter that has a seamless gradation from the top edge to the center of the filter. It is effective when used to reduce the difference in brightness and darkness when photographing landscapes under clear skies, in situations where there is a large difference in brightness and overexposure, or blackouts occur. It allows you to take photos that are close to what the human eye sees. It also allows you to reduce the amount of light at an appropriate exposure without affecting the colors."