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GREEN.L ND100000 Camera Lens Filter,16.6-Stops Fixed ND Neutral Density Filter
Considerations When Using ND100000:
- Never point a camera or telescope directly at the sun without proper protection, as this can cause permanent damage to your eyes or equipment. Always use the filter securely attached to the lens before aiming towards the sun.
- Due to the extreme light reduction, composition and focusing can be challenging. It is recommended to compose and focus the shot before attaching the filter or to utilize the camera's live view function with autofocus.
- ND1000000 is often used for longer exposures, which require stability. Using a tripod is essential to prevent camera shake and ensure sharper, more defined images.
- The ND100000 lens can affect the overall color balance of the image, so it's important to monitor the exposure and adjust the camera's settings accordingly.
Alastorr
2025-07-27 18:47:21
Used this for solar eclipse photos. Worked really well crystal clear shots. My camera sensor was not damaged which is what I was worried about but no damage. Color accuracy might suffer slightly but not enough to matter to me. As it only has one use for me
Usami
2025-07-23 16:15:02
Good quality ND filter, but my technique is not there yet to use this correctly... :(I'm a newbie photo hobbyist and this 100,000 ND (16 stop) filter is little bit too complicated for meto handle lolI know that this is mainly to take eclipse type of pictures, but there is many YouTube post that people usingthis type of ND filter to take a very long exposure photos of streets that looks cool.I'll keep practicing
Kathy
2025-07-20 17:42:43
The GREEN.L 95mm ND100000 Filter is a well made 16.6 stop ND filter. It has a very thin frame and screws on and off my lens with out any sticking or cross threading problems. The manufacturer claims it is constructed of high quality optical glass and has multi coating, although how many coatings or what glass is used are not disclosed, so buyers can only take the manufacturer's word for it. I can say I have not noticed any visible optical distortions beyond some color shift. I have found that color shift is common with many very dark ND filters, especially those on the lower end of the price scale. I feel it is a fair trade-off for the low cost of this filter, and it can be corrected in post. Overall, I feel this is a good 16.6 stop ND filter at a reasonable price. Other brands have better filters that don't have as much color shift and may use better glass, but they are also much more expensive. I got this in 95mm to use with a zoom lens; I do not expect to use it extensively, so I am willing to put up with some color shift to keep from having to pay the price of a better filter. This is a good option for anyone who only expects to use it occasionally or just wants to try an ND filter without committing to the price of other options. It definitely suits my needs, and I feel it deserves five stars for good (not great) quality at a value price.
Bill
2025-07-19 17:44:20
This is a very dark filter. So much so, that I haven’t found a bright enough situation to make full use of it. I uploaded an image showing a comparison with and without the filter. I’ll probably save this filter for very bright, sunny days, although I don’t know if I feel comfortable pointing it directly at the sun. Hopefully my comparison image will give potential buyers a reference.
Sam I Am
2025-05-16 12:11:31
I wish I had this during the recent solar eclipse. It still is useful for other solar photography or slowing down your exposure time. This is fun to experiment with. Recommended.
Brittany
2025-05-07 15:50:28
I have gotten mixed results, there does seem to be a tiny abberation on the lens though that drops my review down to a 4. I don't see any other reviews mentioning this, so it must have just been a defect on mine.Otherwise, it works great and has 16 stops of ND.I have gotten some great sky photos and am perfecting my use of it on long exposure shots.4 Stars
Trevor
2025-02-13 17:00:39
Every video kit needs an ND. 82mm is a good size for most lenses. Zero optical issues to my eye.
All Photos All the Time
2025-02-03 12:31:24
I ordered this GREEN.L 62mm ND100000 Filter, Slim 16.6-Stop Fixed Neutral Density ND Filter to use with my Fuji GF 45mm lens.I typically buy 82mm filters and use step up rings to attach them to lenses with smaller filter diameters, but since I only plan to use this filter with my 45mm, I decided to get the 62mm size. If you're not sure what an ND filter is for, it allows you to use very long exposures even in bright conditions. This filter, for example, allows you make a 64 second exposure under lighting conditions that would normally require a shutter speed of 1/1000. That's how you get water to get that misty look to it and make clouds into abstract patterns in the sky. It also allows you go shoot scenes with lots of traffic (auto and pedestrian) and end up with photos that have no cars or people in them.This Green.L filter appears to offer a full 16 stop reduction in light. It does, however, cause a bit of a color cast. It is possible to remove the color cast with judicious editing, but it does require some skill.For occaisional use, this filter is adequate and, compared to the cost of higher end filters, it represents a good value.
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