Dörr Vario-ND2.5-500 Gray filter DHG, 67mm

Often, the existing lighting conditions limit the realization of photographic image ideas, for example, too much light for an appealing portrait with a wide aperture. A neutral density filter (also ND = neutral density) darkens the image in a neutral and uniform manner. The required exposure time is reduced, allowing the aperture to be opened further. The DHG neutral density filters ensure optimal contrasts and high brilliance, especially with large aperture openings. It also allows for the intentional depiction of dynamic motion blur, such as the flow of water. With the help of a variable neutral density filter, you can then extend the exposure time.