Light reducer camera filter ShiftCam LU-VND-002-23-EF, 6 cm filter size

ShiftCam LU-VND-002-23-EF is a variable light reducer camera filter with a 6 cm (60 mm) filter size supplied as a single piece. Designed to reduce incoming light for longer exposures or wider apertures without altering lens optics, this VND filter is suitable for photography and videography tasks that require controlled exposure, such as landscapes, long exposures, and motion blur effects. The filter uses neutral density technology to attenuate light evenly while preserving color balance; threading and mount specifics are not provided.

Advantages

The variable neutral density design allows continuous adjustment of light reduction, so you can fine-tune exposure and shutter speed without changing lenses. The filter reduces light uniformly to help maintain accurate color and hue, enabling longer exposures and wider apertures in bright conditions. Its compact, single-piece format is convenient for mobile and compact-camera workflows where quick, on-the-spot control of exposure is needed.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography with extended exposure times
• Long-exposure photography for smoothing water and creating motion blur
• Videography requiring shallower depth of field or controlled shutter rates in bright light
• Mobile and compact-camera users who need a compact variable ND solution

Key specifications

• Filter type: Variable neutral density (VND)
• Filter size: 60 mm (6 cm) diameter
• Format: Single-piece filter
• Effect: Continuous light reduction for longer exposures and wider apertures
• Optical characteristics: Neutral density attenuation designed to preserve color balance

How to use

Mount the filter to the compatible adapter or holder for your camera or phone accessory, ensuring a secure fit. Rotate the adjustable ring to increase or decrease the density until the exposure, shutter speed, or aperture achieves the intended effect. For long-exposure photography, set the camera on a stable tripod and use manual or bulb exposure modes as required. For video, adjust the filter to achieve the desired shutter angle or frame rate while maintaining the intended depth of field.

Usage recommendations

Use low ISO settings and a tripod for the sharpest long-exposure results. Rotate the filter slowly to avoid abrupt changes in exposure; check white balance after adjustment to confirm color neutrality. When shooting wide-angle setups, verify the filter does not introduce vignetting or reflections; apply a lens hood or adjust composition if necessary. Store the filter in a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches and dust.