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Reddit mentions of Gobe NDX 46mm Variable ND Lens Filter (1Peak)
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Gobe NDX 46mm Variable ND Lens Filter (1Peak). Here are the top ones.
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VERSATILE | Rotating ring between ND2 and ND400 giving great versatility in changing light. Reduces light intake from 1 to 8.66 f-stops without affecting colour balance. Great for landscape photography and videography.GOBE 1PEAK | Premium Japanese optical glass with 8-layer nano-coating provides neutral colour balance, reduces lens flare, and removes ghosting. Backed by our lifetime warranty.CONTROL UNPREDICTABLE LIGHT | Variable light reduction eliminates washed-out images and allows long exposure and motion blur techniques in variable light – use slow shutter speeds and wide-open apertures without overexposing your images.CONSIDERATIONS | This Variable ND filter is not recommended for use with wide-angle and telephoto lenses. Please note: Do not rotate past the MAX marking on the rim to avoid unwanted effects. You need to use a larger lens cap or hood with this filter.PLANTS 5 TREES | Buying with Gobe helps fund local communities to plant 5 trees in areas affected by deforestation – help us reforest the world, one product at a time.
Specs:
| Height | 0.66929 Inches |
| Length | 3.937 Inches |
| Size | 46mm |
| Weight | 0.1322773572 Pounds |
| Width | 3.937 Inches |
It certainly will be great.... optically that prime lens will do laps around the kit lens in any shooting shooting situation. In fact, prime lenses generally have superior optics to zooms. The trade off is that the focal length is fixed and you don't have the flexibility of zooming in. I'd suggest getting both... use the prime for 'beauty' shots and low-light scenarios, and use the kit lens for when you are in a run-n-gun situation where capture is more important than beauty.
With any lens shooting outdoors, the trick to getting a real cinematic image is to shoot at a very low aperture and to use ND filters, such as this one (Affiliate Link).
After doing more research - should I be getting a variable ND filter or a solid non-variable ND filter? Or a polarizing one?
In terms of brands, i'm looking at Fotga like the one /u/TheOmega3368 has, or:
Anyone have experience with any of these variable ND filters and can recommend a brand? Again, would like it to be inexpensive, $30 or under!
Thanks!
https://www.amazon.ca/Gobe-46mm-Variable-Lens-Filter/dp/B01F5BUYB8/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?keywords=46mm+nd+filter&qid=1563080752&s=gateway&sr=8-2-spons&psc=1
This is the best quality to price Variable ND in terms of cheap filters.