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B&W B & W 49mm Graduated ND 0.3-2x #501 Neutral Density Filter

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$34.49 $49.99 In stock

Category: Filters

The B+W 49mm Graduated ND 0.3-2x #501 Neutral Density Filter is a camera lens filter in the B+W filter lineup, offered here in a 49mm size. It is listed with a neutral density range of 0.3 to 2x.

  • Brand: B+W
  • Filter type: Graduated neutral density
  • Size: 49mm
  • Neutral density range: 0.3-2x
  • Package dimensions: 2.6 x 2.6 x 0.8 inches
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava P. ★★★★★

Finally a graduated ND that doesn't introduce a weird color cast—the 0.3 to 2x range gives me exactly the control I need for balancing bright skies with darker foregrounds. It threads onto my 49mm lens perfectly and feels solidly built.

Lucy ★★★★★

I was curious how well the gradual darkening would work in practice, and the 0.3 to 2x density range handled my bright sky perfectly without washing out the foreground. The glass feels solid in the brass ring, and threading it onto my lens was smooth.

Thomas ★★★★★

Screwed this onto my 49mm lens and the gradual darkening handled a bright sky perfectly—no weird color cast at the edges. The 0.3 to 2x range gave me just enough control to balance the exposure without blowing out the clouds.