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NEEWER 67mm ND Filter Kit: ND2, ND4, ND8, ND16 with Cleaning Pen and Pouch for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic DSLR Cameras

Name: YND Outlet
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【Safe & Organized Storage】 The filter pouch features individual mesh pockets for every filter to keep filters safe and portable. Touch fasteners seal the filter pouch for ultimate protection
【Clean Filters & Lenses Easily】 A extendible lens cleaning pen with two tips helps you easily remove dust, debris, fingerprints, and smudges from filters and lenses without scratches
【Neutral Density Filter Set】 This kit includes four neutral density filters (ND2/ND4/ND8/ND16), a lens cleaning pen, a cleaning cloth, and a filter pouch. For long exposure photography and a shallow depth of field, these filters can slow down the shutter speed, create dramatic motion blur, and avoid overexposure when using a wide aperture
The optical glass guarantees clear images and precise color reproduction. The CNC aluminum alloy frames are lightweight and strong with a black anodized finish.
【For ⌀67mm Camera Lenses】 Compatible with any camera lens with a ⌀67mm filter size. The slim frame avoids vignetting when shooting with a wide angle lens. The filter size is marked on the front or side of your lens, next to a “ø” (diameter) symbol