VFFOTO ND 64× NANO-PRO. Longer exposures. A new way to capture water.
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VFFOTO ND 64× NANO-PRO: long exposures and mounting options
Capture water your way and choose mounting to suit your workflow. ND 64× NANO-PRO combines 6-stop reduction with quality optical glass, anti-reflective treatment and protective nano coatings. The range includes screw-in, magnetic and hybrid models.
Optical glass and surface treatments
Quality optical glass with minimal colour shift helps preserve a natural image. Anti-reflective treatment reduces unwanted reflections from the filter surface, while nano coatings make droplets, fingerprints and grease easier to remove. Check each model for coating counts and frame construction.
6-stop reduction in practice
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.
Screw-in, magnetic or hybrid?
The 82 mm screw-in ND 64× NANO-PRO attaches to a matching lens thread. Magnetic versions require a compatible VFFOTO adapter, magnetic UV filter, or another compatible VFFOTO magnetic or hybrid filter. The 82 mm hybrid ND 64× NANO-PRO provides both a rear thread and magnetic attachment; additional filters attach magnetically to the front.
Build a compatible setup
Check both lens thread and magnetic mounting diameters, plus clearance inside the lens hood. Use a compatible VFFOTO magnetic cap to protect the front of a hybrid filter. When stacking filters, check for vignetting and include the entire setup's light reduction in your exposure calculation.
We are here to help
Compare ND 64× ranges or other ND strengths. Find practical advice in our ND filter FAQs. Need help with your lens and filter setup? Contact us.
