Hoya ProND ND32 Pro ND filter

A neutral density (ND) filter reduces the amount of light that reaches the lens. An ND32 darkens the image by about 5 stops. The same darkness could be achieved with, for example, two ND8 filters. Qualitatively, one ND filter is better than several ND filters stacked on top of each other.

Usually, there is a shortage of light in photography, but sometimes there can be too much. In bright sunlight, using a large aperture can be impossible without an ND filter. A neutral density filter is also needed when you want to photograph, for example, flowing water in bright weather and with a really long exposure time.

The multi-coated Pro Series ND filter series has the same color balance regardless of the filter's darkness, so you can keep your white balance setting the same even when you change filters.

ProND filters are made using the new ACCU-ND technology, which means the filter does not cause color errors or color temperature changes from image to image.

The filter end has a female thread that matches the mounting thread.