Haida NanoPro MC 67mm ND128000 5.0 Neutral Density Filter
A 67mm neutral density filter with 5.0 density and 16.5-stop reduction for ultra-long exposures in bright light
- Unmatched clarity from NanoPro multi-coating minimizing reflections
- 5 stops of density enable extreme long exposures
- Scratch-resistant coating withstands rigorous field use
- 67 mm thread fits a wide range of lenses
- Water and oil bead off for easier cleaning
67mm ND128000 Neutral Density Filter
The Haida NanoPro MC is a 67mm screw-in neutral density filter rated at ND128000, providing a 16.5 stop reduction. It is built for photographers who need to extend shutter speeds or open apertures dramatically in bright light. Multi-coating reduces reflections and resists water and oil for easier cleaning.
Long-exposure and solar photographers
This filter suits landscape shooters creating silky water or cloud motion, and it is also rated for direct solar photography. Photographers who only need a modest light reduction for video or portraits should look at lower-density filters instead. Anyone using lenses without a 67mm front thread will need a step-up ring or a different size.
Check lens thread and vignetting risk
Verify that your lens has a 67mm filter thread before ordering. Wide-angle lenses may show corner darkening when a thick filter ring is added, so confirm compatibility with your specific focal length. Stacking this filter with others increases vignetting risk and can degrade sharpness.
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Questions about this item
Which lens thread size must my lens have to screw on this 67mm filter?
Your lens needs a 67mm front thread to attach this filter directly.
If I stack this ND128000 5.0 filter with a circular polariser I already own, will vignetting occur on a wide-angle lens?
Stacking two filters increases thickness, so vignetting may appear at wide focal lengths; test at your widest setting.
How can I verify the filter is delivering a true 16.5-stop reduction without colour cast after mounting?
Shoot a grey card at the same aperture and ISO with and without the filter; the exposed values should differ by 16.5 stops and the white balance should stay neutral.
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