VFFOTO ND 64× GOLDEN SERIES. Long exposures with natural colours.

VFFOTO ND 64× Golden Series for 64-fold exposure times and natural colours. 6-stop reduction, quality optical glass and screw-in or magnetic mounting.
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VFFOTO ND 64× Golden Series: optical quality for landscapes and water

Extend exposure time and preserve a natural rendering of the scene. ND 64× Golden Series (GS) uses quality optical glass with minimal colour shift for water and landscape photography. Screw-in and magnetic versions are available by diameter.

Golden Series optical design

The 77 mm screw-in ND 64× GS has 14 anti-reflective layers (7+7), protective nano coatings and a brass frame. Anti-reflective layers reduce glass reflections; nano coatings make cleaning easier. Magnetic models have different construction; check your chosen product's specifications.

Long exposures with ND 64×

ND 64× reduces light by 6 stops and transmits approximately 1.56% of incoming light. At the same aperture and ISO, exposure time increases 64-fold: from 1/60 s to approximately 1 second, from 1/8 s to 8 seconds, or from 1/2 s to 32 seconds. Base the final shutter speed on your actual exposure without the filter. Extend exposure time to soften a waterfall, retain some texture in a stream or smooth waves. Cloud trails require a sufficiently long exposure for their speed; ND 64× is particularly useful in the morning, evening or softer light. For long exposures, use a sturdy tripod and a self-timer or remote release. Minute-long exposures in bright midday light may require a stronger ND.

Choose your mounting type

The 77 mm screw-in ND 64× GS attaches directly to a matching thread. For magnetic setups, match the diameter to your adapter or compatible VFFOTO magnetic base; for example, explore the 52 mm magnetic ND 64× GS. A magnetic filter itself does not screw into the lens thread.

Colour and shot preparation

For colour comparisons, maintain consistent lighting and a fixed white balance. Depending on your camera, focus and meter the base exposure before fitting the dark filter. Check the glass is clean, the tripod is stable and stacked filters do not cause vignetting.

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