B+W 10 Stop ND Example Shots

[IanC]

Hi everyone, Im now thinking of splashing out for one of these filters.

But i do so i would love to see some example shots taken with this filter.

Thanks very much for any input

 

[Spiritflier]

Take a look on my Flickr stream... there's loads (probably too many)

Si

 

[redmonkee]

Here's a few of my favourites using this filter

 

[Lynton]

 

[grum]

 

[Les McLean]

 

[Spiritflier]

That's a lovely shot of Penmon lighthouse. It's one of my favourite spots to visit but I've not been there for a while now... Must get back soon.

Si

 

[Vulkan75]

Cracking shot Les

Heres one:



Just Get one

 

[Montymint]

I really want one, but am unsure what size to get (might have to invest in a wide angle lens first haha)

 

[Martin England]

What great pictures. I carnt wait, mines on order should get next month may

 

[IanC]

Cant fail to be impressed by the images produced by this, thanks to everyone who posted an image.

I really want one, but am unsure what size to get (might have to invest in a wide angle lens first haha)

Im kind of in the same boat but doubt i will be able to afford a wide angle so will have to make do with my 17-70, the temptation is too great!

What great pictures. I carnt wait, mines on order should get next month may

Who have you ordered it with, i emailed Warehouse Express and they said they had no delivery date available

 

[The Matt]

These were taken with a 10 stop
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-matt/3787672127/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-matt/3669460738/

consider welding glass as an alternative:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-matt/4501745099/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-matt/4535767768/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-matt/4480787467/

 

[johnsy]

Theres always a cheaper option!

 

[Naboo32]

10 stop filters are not just good for landscapes, there are other things you can do with them too .

This is a 2 minute exposure (IIRC ) taken in quite bright artificial, entitled "Ghost Train" .

Even in full daylight, you can get a fair degree of motion blur going on. Try doing this without a 10-stopper ....

 

[Martin England]

Who have you ordered it with, i emailed Warehouse Express and they said they had no delivery date available [/QUOTE]



Morco www.morco.uk.com I hope to get next month (may)

Kay

 

[Richard Peters]

Just posted in the other thread but this 4 shot pano was done with the 10 stop.

Neist Point panoramic

Some great shots in this thread btw!

 

[Fuuudge]

I really want one, but am unsure what size to get (might have to invest in a wide angle lens first haha)

77mm and step up rings is the best way to go if you have different sized threads for your lenses.

 

[Naboo32]

77mm and step up rings is the best way to go if you have different sized threads for your lenses.

That's what I did. Now I can use mine with all of my lenses.

 

[Montymint]

77mm and step up rings is the best way to go if you have different sized threads for your lenses.

Thats an idea, are the rings easy to set up?

 

[IanC]

77mm and step up rings is the best way to go if you have different sized threads for your lenses.

Do they create vignetting at the wider focal lengths?

 

[Deleted member 23951]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thevalleywalker/4271484352/sizes/o/in/set-72157623638174686/http://http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4070/4271484352_78896117ab_o.jpg

 

[Digifrog]

Fab filter, quite addictive.

 

[Fuuudge]

Thats an idea, are the rings easy to set up?

You just screw them in like a normal filter and then screw the 77mm into it. Couldn't be simpler.

Do they create vignetting at the wider focal lengths?

I've never noticed any problems, but I've only gone from a 62mm thread to a 77mm thread. Going from a 72 to 77 might be different.

 

[Musicman]

Even in full daylight, you can get a fair degree of motion blur going on. Try doing this without a 10-stopper ....

Now this is why I've been thinking about buying one.

I want to do some modern versions of 19th century street photos with long exposures in full daylight.

 

[Spiritflier]

Do they create vignetting at the wider focal lengths?

Short answer is yes... I get a bit of vignetting at extemely wide focal lengths but some of it can be removed in post.

I crop a lot of my 10-stop shots to 2:1 which removes the problem anyway.

Si

 

[minky_monkey]

Who have you ordered it with, i emailed Warehouse Express and they said they had no delivery date available



Morco www.morco.uk.com I hope to get next month (may)

Kay

I got my 77mm from fotosense recently, in stock for next day delivery.