Camera filters
Mar 3, 2021 17:26:56 #
Strodav
Loc: Houston, Tx
johngault007 wrote:
He's looking for screw-in filters.
just mentioning an alternative in case he might be interested.
Mar 3, 2021 18:47:08 #
I recently got a used 10 stop Hoya at keh.com for a nice price. Looked new to me, no complaints on performance.
Mar 3, 2021 18:53:52 #
Strodav wrote:
just mentioning an alternative in case he might be interested.
Mar 4, 2021 00:09:13 #
Orphoto
Loc: Oregon
Breakthrough Photography screw in filters, out of San Francisco.
X4 series uses premium Schott glass. 25 year warranty. No color casts, truly neutral
X4 series uses premium Schott glass. 25 year warranty. No color casts, truly neutral
Mar 4, 2021 05:37:16 #
Orphoto wrote:
Breakthrough Photography screw in filters, out of San Francisco.
X4 series uses premium Schott glass. 25 year warranty. No color casts, truly neutral
X4 series uses premium Schott glass. 25 year warranty. No color casts, truly neutral
I have their 6-stop ND filter. Very happy with it.
Dennis
Mar 4, 2021 05:48:01 #
DRM
Loc: NC
Steve DeMott wrote:
I have always used b&w/hoya filters. Now I'm in need of a larger size filter set for a new lens (77m). I've notice a few new company's in the market.
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
In addition to the B&W line, look at Breakthrough Photography (perhaps one of the "new" sources you mention) for screw-in ND filters. US company, highly neutral (re: color cast) NDs, 25-year product guarantee.
Mar 4, 2021 06:51:09 #
Mar 4, 2021 07:21:38 #
I've recently bought (used only once) an URTH ND filter. Saw some good reports & testimomials on them on a U.K. forum so took a punt.
Seems to be well made and no colour cast to me. A lot of bang for your buck. Take a look here.
https://uk.mygobe.com/ (there is a U.S. site but the link in the U.K. is half a mile long).
Seems to be well made and no colour cast to me. A lot of bang for your buck. Take a look here.
https://uk.mygobe.com/ (there is a U.S. site but the link in the U.K. is half a mile long).
Mar 4, 2021 07:55:52 #
I’m looking myself for filters. I may go with Kase filters because there are magnetic where the adapter is on the lens.....
Mar 4, 2021 07:56:48 #
Steve DeMott wrote:
I have always used b&w/hoya filters. Now I'm in need of a larger size filter set for a new lens (77m). I've notice a few new company's in the market.
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
NiSi
Mar 4, 2021 09:35:58 #
Steve DeMott wrote:
I have always used b&w/hoya filters. Now I'm in need of a larger size filter set for a new lens (77m). I've notice a few new company's in the market.
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
Who do you thinks produces the best ND filter today. I'm looking for 1 through 10 stops.
Thanks for your input
Check out Breakthrough Photography. Their filters produce less color cast than any other filter. PERIOD!
Mar 4, 2021 10:43:54 #
rbhallock
Loc: Western Massachusetts
Breakthrough makes the ND filters that have minimal color cast.
Mar 4, 2021 11:06:13 #
Mar 4, 2021 12:54:35 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
The B+W XS-Pro MRC line.
I second this. I have always been pleased with B+W filters.
Mar 4, 2021 13:29:04 #
I am with Orhphoto on this one, Breakthrough filters are not only of excellent quality but produce no color cast. I use one and I also use a Tiffin ND with a 3 stops factor that renders a slight warming cast that I like.
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