Cokin
Cokin Nuances Variable ND Filter ND32-1024 52mm
Variable ND32-1024 filter provides 5-10 stops of light reduction for 52mm lenses, using Schott Glass B270 with nano-metallic alloy coating for uniform density and minimal reflection
- Precise 5-10 stop exposure control with variable ND32-1024 density
- Superior light transmission and minimal reflection from Schott Glass B270 substrate
- Uniform density across the frame via nano-metallic alloy coating on both surfaces
- Multi-coated design reduces glare and reflections for improved image quality
- Fits 52mm lens threads for versatile photography and videography use
Filter type and density range
The Cokin Nuances Variable ND Filter provides adjustable neutral density from ND32 to ND1024, covering 5 to 10 stops of light reduction. It is built for photographers and videographers who need precise exposure control without swapping fixed filters.
Optical construction and coating
Schott Glass B270 substrate delivers high transmittance and low reflection for clean image quality. A nano-metallic alloy coating on both sides ensures uniform density across the frame, while multi-coating minimises glare and preserves colour accuracy in bright conditions.
Thread size and daily handling
The 52mm thread fits directly onto compatible lens barrels, so the filter mounts without step-up rings on matching diameters. Variable rotation lets you dial density quickly for long-exposure stills or cinematic video depth of field, and the tempered glass resists knocks during frequent field use.
Highlights
- Precise 5-10 stop exposure control with variable ND32-1024 density
- Superior light transmission and minimal reflection from Schott Glass B270 substrate
- Uniform density across the frame via nano-metallic alloy coating on both surfaces
- Multi-coated design reduces glare and reflections for improved image quality
- Fits 52mm lens threads for versatile photography and videography use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 52 mm Nuances Variable ND32-1024 onto my lens without cross-threading?
Align the filter threads squarely with the lens front thread and turn clockwise until resistance is felt, then tighten gently; forcing it at an angle strips the fine 52 mm pitch.
Will the Schott Glass B270 or nano-metallic alloy coating degrade and need replacement?
The tempered Schott Glass B270 and nano-metallic alloy coating are permanent; only clean with a microfibre cloth and lens fluid — no scheduled replacement is required.
At what point does the variable ND32-1024 range show an "X" pattern when shooting video?
The cross-polarisation "X" artefact typically appears as you approach the 10-stop end of the 5–10 stop range, especially on wide-angle lenses at maximum density.
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