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Deal of the Day: Tiffen 72mm, 77mm or 82mm Variable Neutral Density Filter
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Deal of the Day: Tiffen 72mm, 77mm or 82mm Variable Neutral Density Filter

B&H Photo Video has three sizes of the Tiffen Variable Neutral Density Filter on sale.  The 72mm, 77mm or 82mm sizes are on sale for up to $60 off, with prices now at $79.95, $79.95 and $89.95 for the filter size respectively.

Product Highlights

  • Provides 2 to 8 Stops of Light Control
  • Rotating Ring to Choose Degree of ND
  • Eliminates Buying Many ND Filters
  • Use to Create Blurs/Special Effects
  • Use with Film or Digital
  • Wide Outer Ring Reduces Vignetting
  • Black Aluminum Filter Ring
  • ColorCore Glass
  • Made in the USA

Get the Tiffen Variable Neutral Density filter now

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