Vivitar
Vivitar VIV-ND8-67 67mm Neutral Density camera filter
A 67mm neutral density filter that enables slow shutter speeds for motion blur and wider apertures for shallow depth of field
- TypeNeutral Density
- Size67mm
- SpecificationsDimensions3.75"x4.25"x0.50" Weight0.15lbs
- FeaturesTo enable slow shutter speeds to record movement in subjects
- Enables motion blur with slow shutter speeds using 3-stop neutral density
- Reduces depth of field by allowing wider apertures in bright light
- Lowers effective ISO of fast film for outdoor shooting
- Prevents over-exposure in video of snow, sand or bright scenes
- Lightweight 67 mm filter weighs just 0.15 lbs
67mm Neutral Density Filter
The Vivitar VIV-ND8-67 is a 67mm neutral density filter designed for photographers who need to control exposure in bright conditions. It fits lenses with a 67mm thread and reduces light entering the camera without affecting colour balance. This allows creative control over shutter speed and aperture settings. It suits landscape, outdoor and video shooters managing overexposure.
Light Reduction and Exposure Control
The filter enables slower shutter speeds to record movement in subjects such as waterfalls, clouds and cars. It decreases depth of field by allowing wider apertures to be used, helping separate subjects from their background. It also decreases the effective ISO of high-speed film for use outdoors in bright situations. Cine and video cameras can film bright scenes like snow or sand without over-exposure.
Upgrade From Fixed Exposure Limits
This filter replaces the inability to use wide apertures or slow shutter speeds in bright light. The jump is worth it when your lens reaches its minimum aperture or maximum shutter speed and the image remains overexposed. It is not for shooters who only work in low-light environments or who need graduated density for balancing skies. Buyers needing variable density or stacked filtration should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Enables motion blur with slow shutter speeds using 3-stop neutral density
- Reduces depth of field by allowing wider apertures in bright light
- Lowers effective ISO of fast film for outdoor shooting
- Prevents over-exposure in video of snow, sand or bright scenes
- Lightweight 67 mm filter weighs just 0.15 lbs
Specifications
| Brand | Vivitar |
|---|---|
| Model | VIV-ND8-67 |
| Type | Neutral Density |
| Size | 67mm |
| Specifications | Dimensions3.75"x4.25"x0.50" Weight0.15lbs |
| Features | To enable slow shutter speeds to record movement in subjects such as waterfalls, clouds, and cars. To decrease depth of field by allowing wider apertures to be used. This helps separate subjects from their background. To decrease the effective ISO of high speed film and allow it to be used outdoors in bright situations. To allow cine and video cameras to film subjects such as snow, sand or other bright scenes that would normally cause over-exposure. |
| Shipping weight | 0.09 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 102 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 67mm filter to my lens without cross-threading the threads?
Align the filter squarely with the 67mm front thread, turn gently clockwise until it seats, then snug it with light finger pressure only — forcing it strips the thin aluminium ring.
Will the glass or coating need any special cleaning or replacement over time?
Clean with a blower first, then a microfibre cloth and lens fluid; the coating is durable but not user-replaceable, so avoid abrasive wipes that can wear the neutral-density layer.
At what point does the ND8 density become the limiting factor during a long daytime exposure?
The filter cuts three stops, so in bright sun you may still hit the camera’s minimum aperture or maximum shutter speed before motion blur reaches the desired length.
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