Tiffen 67mm Variable ND Filter: 2-8 Stop VND, Made in the USA
Tiffen 67mm Variable ND Filter: 2-8 Stop VND, Made in the USA
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Daylight is a setting. Dial it.
Wide open at noon. A 1/50th shutter in full sun. Motion blur on purpose. A variable ND is the filter that makes the bright part of the day usable, and this one does it with one twist of the ring instead of a pocket full of fixed NDs.
The Tiffen 67mm Variable ND runs 2 to 8 stops, ND4 to ND256, with hard stops at both ends so you never rotate into the cross-polarized X that ruins cheap VNDs. Overcast to hard noon, video or stills, it's one filter.
Tiffen has been grinding filters in New York since 1938 and still makes its glass in Hauppauge, Long Island. The house trick is ColorCore: the ND layer is laminated between two pieces of Water White optical glass instead of coated on the surface, so the density stays even edge to edge and the color stays neutral.
Specs
- Range: 2 to 8 stops (ND4 to ND256)
- Thread: 67mm
- Hard stops at both ends of the range
- Glass: Water White optical glass, ColorCore laminated ND
- Made in the USA (Hauppauge, New York)
- Use: video shutter control, wide apertures and long exposures in stills
Important Notes
- Match the filter to your lens's 67mm front thread, usually printed on the barrel or the inside of the cap.
- Smaller lens thread? A step-up ring lets one 67mm filter cover several lenses.
Delivery Expectations
Ships from the United States, typically within 2 days, fulfilled through our partner IMPULSE. We carry small stock on this one and it can sell out. If it's live on the page, it's ready to move.
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Why a variable ND instead of fixed NDs?
Speed. Light changes, you twist the ring. No swapping, no stacking.
Will it give me the X pattern?
Hard stops hold the filter inside its clean range, so you stay out of cross-polarization.
Video or photo?
Both. Hold a 180 degree shutter for video in full sun, or open up and slow down for stills.

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