Filtre ND variable Moment 52 mm (2-5 stops)

Landscape photographers and videographers working in bright conditions will appreciate the Moment 52mm Variable ND Filter (2-5 Stop). It provides precise control over exposure, allowing you to achieve the perfect shutter speed or aperture without changing your composition. The filter's variable density range from 2 to 5 stops (ND4 to ND32) lets you adapt quickly to changing light, making it an essential tool for both stills and video.

Key specifications

• Filter type: Variable Neutral Density (VND)
• Filter diameter: 52mm
• Density range: 2 to 5 stops (ND4 to ND32)
• Glass material: German Schott B270 glass
• Coatings: 16-layer anti-reflection, hydrophobic, scratch-resistant
• Frame material: Aerospace-grade aluminum
• Rotation mechanism: Smooth with haptic feedback hard stops
• Color shift: Neutral
• X-pattern mitigation: Designed to minimize
• Front filter thread: 52mm
• Rear lens thread: 52mm
• Filter thickness: 10.5mm
• Included accessories: Protective case, microfiber cloth

Why choose it

The Moment Variable ND Filter stands out for its optical quality and build. The Schott B270 glass ensures excellent clarity, while the 16-layer coatings reduce flare and ghosting, and repel water and scratches. The aerospace-grade aluminum frame is durable yet lightweight, and the smooth rotation mechanism with hard stops prevents accidental adjustments. The filter is designed to minimize the X-pattern common in variable NDs, maintaining image quality across the range.

Ideal use cases

• Long exposure photography in daylight, such as waterfalls or clouds
• Videography requiring fixed shutter speed for cinematic motion blur
• Portrait photography with wide apertures in bright light
• Travel and outdoor shooting where changing filters is inconvenient

Good to know

The filter includes a protective case and microfiber cloth for safe storage and cleaning. It is compatible with any lens with a 52mm filter thread and can be stacked with other filters using the front thread. The variable density range covers common needs, but for extreme long exposures, a higher-stop ND may be required.