Probably The Best ND Filter There Is.

★★★★★ 5/5

Probably The Best ND Filter There Is.

And We Have A Lifetime Warranty To Prove It!

Kolari IR ND Filter

We are proud to announce that we are entering the ND filter game. Anybody who uses our products knows that we put quality and customer support above all. So we used high quality materials, bleeding edge technologies and years of experience to make this the best filter there is.

Color Perfection

Optically engineered to be the most neutral filter in the visible light spectrum and beyond into the infrared range. This filter delivers the most neutral darkening we’ve achieved yet in every wavelength, and at every angle. Ultra-wide angle tested and approved for excellent vignetting and color cast performance. Designed for whatever you can throw at it.

Ultra Strong Gorilla Glass

Built with premium ultra-thin, ultra-strong Corning Gorilla Glass, this filter is more than two times stronger than Schott B270 glass to direct impacts, and more resistant to scratches for better long term durability, all while also boasting a high internal transmission and lower refractive index than Schott B270 for sharper images.

Premium Hard Coating

We topped off the perfect glass with premium coatings to make the already durable glass water, oil, and scratch resistant, while reducing reflectivity.

Precision Slim Brass Frame

We housed our filter in a precision machined slim brass frame for reduced vignetting and a smoother installation than aluminum, reducing cross threading and jamming. High friction knurling provides an easier grip with gloves or dry hands in any weather. This filter just feels great.

Kolari IR ND Filter

Available up to 20 Stops

4, 5, 10, 15, and 20 stops available immediately in 67mm, 77mm, and 82mm sizes.

Lifetime Warranty

We build our filters to last. Period.

The most neutral filter that we’ve ever tested.

ND 10-stop % transmission: 400-700 nm

See what people say

Unpaid endorsements, just pure enthusiasm we couldn’t make these reviews up if we tried!

I tested a 67mm ND5 Pro ND on a wide angle zoom lens (17mm+) stacked on an IR-chrome filter. It comes in a nice and solid box that contains a dense foam that holds the filter in place. The construction of the filter is of very good quality, durable and with a metal frame that has indentations that makes it usable even with gloves. The filter itself is made of glass. Optically, even when stacked with a thick IR chrome, I’ve not noticed an important vignetting (when considering the native vignette of my lens) and there’s no color shift in particular on the edge of the image. The colors are rendered faithfully in NIR as well as in the visible spectrum (using the same lens on another unconverted body). Overall an excellent choice for long exposure photography in visible and near infrared !

CGISpoofer

(verified owner)

The new Kolari Vision ND filters are fantastic! Well made, thin, with muticoating that is much better than any ND filters I have ordered from multiple other companies. Good service too.

Walter Reichert

(verified owner)

Highly recommended! Good support, very informative team, good filters, good warranty. The company is motivated in improving them and is also specialized in IR so they understand the need of people wanting to use the same set of filters both for IR and visible light.

Mathieu Carbou

(verified owner)

Created with ND Filter

The following images were created with the Kolari Pro ND Filter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this filter stack with other lens filters?

Yes, this filter has full brass front and rear threading for smooth attachment and stacking. Our ND filter is compatible with all standard lens filters as well as our Infrared lens filters.

Can it really be used for both IR and regular photos?

Yes! This filter is engineered to be used for visible light photography with no vignetting or color tinting. It also has the most effective IR neutral darkening we’ve produced to date, making it the ideal ND for Infrared long exposures and video work.

What is a refractive index and why does it matter?

The refractive index is dependent on the material, and is a measurement of the amount that that material will refract or “bend” light as it passes through. At 90 degrees or dead center of the filter the light does not deflect and continues straight, but as the angle of incidence towards the edge of the filter increases, it deflects light more and more causing a discrepancy across your frame, particularly with wide angle shooting. The higher the refractive index value, the more image quality can suffer.

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