K&F Concept 95mm ND1000 (10-Stop Fixed Neutral Density) ND Filter with 28 Multi-Coated Optical AGC Glass Waterproof Camera Lens Filter- for Long Exposure Photography (Nano-X Series)
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Size: 95mm
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- This filter 10 stop fixed neutral density filter exposure correction, not variable.
- Enhanced PhotographyAchieve stunning long-exposure effects by reducing light intake by 10 stops, ideal for capturing mesmerizing waterfalls or smooth motion trails.
- Premium Japanese AGC GlassCrafted from high-quality AGC optical glass with a mere 0.2% reflectivity, delivering true colors without any color cast for an authentic visual experience.
- Advanced Nanometer CoatingsHydrophobic, scratch-resistant, and anti-reflective green coating protects your lens, resisting oil, fingerprints, and scratches while enhancing light transmission for optimum image quality.
- Multi-Layer CoatingsThe 28 multi-layer coated design effectively reduces ghosting, flare, and unwanted reflections, enhancing image clarity by minimizing surface light reflection.
- NoteThe 95mm fixed nd filter ONLY be used on 95mm lens, please verify your lens size before ordering, this number is always preceded by a "" (diameter) symbol.
- Durable & LightweightBuilt with aviation-grade aluminum alloy, this ultra-slim and lightweight ND1000 filter ensures durability without causing vignetting on wide-angle lenses, a reliable tool for avid photographers.
Brand: K&F Concept
Material: Optical Glass, Aluminum Magnesium Alloy
Photo Filter Thread Size: 95 Millimeters
Coating Description: Nano Coating
Photo Filter Effect Type: Neutral Density
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Product Dimensions: 3.74"L x 3.74"W
Product Dimensions: 3.74 x 3.74 x 0.04 inches
Item Weight: 3.1 ounces
Item model number: ND 1000 Filter CAKF01.975-978
Date First Available: January 9, 2020
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Zhuoer Photograph
Country of Origin: China
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Size: 77MM ND1000
When photography became more than a hobby for me, I started collecting various accessories to make my camera package more complete. One of the elements I found to be essential was a good set of filters for my camera. I started collecting UV filters of various brands, but when it came to an ND filter, I was a little pickier. First of all, I wanted one that was budget-friendly as well as well-made. I finally found what I was looking for in the 77mm ND1000 Filter from K&F Concept. This filter is available in a variety of sizes from 58mm-82mm. The ND1000 is made with premium Japan Optics glass and an aluminum alloy frame. It’s slim, lightweight and the extra tough frame ensures long-term durability and prevents jamming. The filter features a top level of transmittance and does not have color cast. The 18-layer multi-resistant coating reduces lens flare and ghosting while also making the filter scratch resistant, water repellant, and oil and dust resistant. The multi-coating process also makes it possible for users to achieve super slow shutter speeds in daylight to render moving objects invisible. Because it’s an ND1000 filter, you have the option to reduce the amount of light in a photo by 10 and effectively reduce light reflections while improving the overall image quality. The filter arrived in a very secure, hard plastic case. It was easy to open, but keeps the filter safe from environmental factors when it’s not in use. It stores easily alongside my camera in my camera backpack. The general purpose of this type of filter is to provide users with a strong neutral density (ND) filter which reduces the amount of light hitting the camera’s sensor by about 1000 times. The ND1000 is an extreme version of the neutral density filter as many of them are typically only 3-stops in strength. I wanted this filter specifically for outdoor, long-exposure photography. I thought this filter would help me to have a wider variety of shots when using the same photography equipment that I normally do. My favorite all-purpose lens is the Canon EF 24-105mm. This is a 77mm lens and so I selected the 77mm size filter from K&F Concept. The filter fits perfectly on the 24-105mm lens I mentioned before. I didn’t have any issues with it fitting or screwing into place. This has been an issue for me in the past with some other filters. I tested the filter in a few different ways. First, I held the filter up to the lens without screwing it onto the lens. This showed the difference between the image with the filter and the image with the filter. With this type of test, you can clearly see a correctly exposed image and one that is darkened quite a bit with showing only the ‘hot’ spots of light in the photo. After taking a few shots with the filter installed on my camera, I noticed that there were no edge vignetting issues at all. The glass seems to be of high quality since I didn’t notice any ghosting issues either. The ND1000 Filter from K&F Concept is a very nice option for a budget-friendly, high-quality piece of glass. It’s been very useful for me and a great addition to my camera kit. If you are looking for an ND1000 filter, I can recommend this one from K&F Concept as opposed to one from another manufacturer that might cost an arm and a leg.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2018 by Nicholas Calderone Nicholas Calderone
Size: 72mm
Great 10 stop ND filter without breaking the bank. Comes with a useful carrying case as well which works well to keep the filter protected when not in use. Recommended!
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2024 by Luke
Size: 52mm
I’ve wanted to use an ND filter to achieve some long shutter, waterfall effects and motion blur of clouds in landscapes on my Lumix FZ300 bridge camera. K&F Concept filters appear to have good reviews and are priced competitively for the hobby photographer. I recently bought the K&F Concept 52mm MC UV Protection Filter with 28 Multi-Layer Coatings HD/Hydrophobic/Scratch Resistant Ultra-Slim UV Filter for 52mm Camera Lens and it is a great filter. I bought this one after buying a K&F Concept ND2-32 filter and finding that one was not enough light reduction. So, I ordered this K&F Concept 52mm ND1000 (10-Stop Fixed Neutral Density Filter) ND Lens Filter, 28 Multi-Layer Coatings Waterproof Scratch Resistant Super Slim for Camera Lens (Nano-X Series) . Yet again this 52mm filter comes in a huge plastic case. Clearly, a common case is used by K&F for all filter sizes, but these are too bulky to carry in your camera bag for just that small filter, especially if you have several. I’m going to have to find more appropriately sized cases. . The filter itself is manufactured to a very high-quality standard. It threaded on first time, and smoothly, to the K&F UV filter, which I use purely as protection for the camera lens. The filter also screws off easily with no sticking. . I did see a distinct warm bias in my testing on an overcast, dull day. It is noticeable in a side-by-side comparison photo (see attached), but slight enough that it can compensated for in photo post-processing, though more problematic with video. You might be able to adjust the white balance to compensate, but I’ve not tried that. Interestingly, the ND2-32 filter gave a yellow bias. There was no uneven gradation but some slight vignetting on my FZ300 at the widest, 25mm focal length. My sensor must be offset as the dark corners are only in the left corners. The vignette effect was smaller than with the ND2-32 filter. It is thinner, being a fixed ND. The clarity of the image was not affected by adding the ND filter. . The landscape photo was initially without the ND filter, just my UV and camera-metered exposure (f4, ISO 100, 1/160s). Then, I added the ND1000 filter and retook the shot at f4, ISO 100, 6s, based on my exposure app’s calculation, assuming 10 stops of light reduction. The resultant image was close enough in exposure to confirm the ND filter is actually reducing 10 stops of light. 😊 For a waterfall, I’d be looking for at least a 2 or 3 second exposure time. Under the same lighting conditions, the ND32 filter only dropped the shutter to 1/20th seconds at f4, ISO 100. f4 and ISO 100 is the sweet spot for my camera. . NOTE: You can stack another filter in front of this ND filter, unlike the ND2-32, which has no front thread. . CONCLUSION: . If you are looking at buying a neutral density filter, the ND1000 should be the first one you buy. The 10-stop filtration gave me the slower shutter speed I was looking for. A 5-stop filter isn’t going to give you the effect you need for water in good sunlight. I'd suggest an ND2-400 if you still want the variability in density. This ND1000 will be a useful addition to my camera accessories. . At just $26, I can certainly recommend this ND filter!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2023 by Allen D. Reinecke Allen D. Reinecke
Size: 82MM ND1000
Perfect filter for landscape photography
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024 by Donna'TooManyBooks'Rodgers
Size: 82MM ND1000
Nice filter for the money. I looked at more expensive name brand filters and couldn’t justify the expense for occasional use. The filter screws nicely on and off. Do not over tighten. I’m using this with a Nikon Z 24-70.
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by Mike
Size: 77MM ND1000
I bought this for the October 14th, 2023 annular eclipse. Worked well, but had some glare, so I screwed a standanrd polarizing filter on top of it, which fixed it (at least for me). Shot this photo at f/5.6 @ 500th of a second with an ISO of 100. Very happy with the results.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Kyle G. Kyle G.
Size: 72mm
Purchased the filter for the recent eclipse and it didn’t let us down. Used with a Sony RX10 Digital Superzoom. Good value.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024 by Minot Mum
Size: 58mm
I shopped around for a new ND filter before finally settling on this one. It was a great choice! It allows me to capture long exposure water shots on bright, sunny days. It's not a variable and it's too dark for those dark dreary, overcast days. You'll want a different filter for that. The filter is well made and easy to thread onto my lenses. It also comes with a round plastic case to store and carry. The images come out clear and sharp with no vignetting, like you might get with some filters. Great value, definitely worth the money. I tried to add more than one photo for examples, but couldn't. I'll try to edit and add more later.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by InstantKarma InstantKarma