Hoya nd400 filter or B&W equilavent for long exposures

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Was thinking of long exposures in the day but not sure either the Hoya nd400 which is 8.2 stop nit 9 alike it's advertised or the B&W filter which is 10 stop, hered B&W is not multiple coated???


Any advise on either would be great...
 
I use the B&W ND110 stop filter and I have had no problems with it at all.

Best ND filter I have used. Very little to no casting since I've been using it.
 
Thanks

Was also thinking of the Lee big stopper getting wave reviews with grad nd filters know some pro photographers and some outstanding images with it
 
Lee big stopper is a good 10 stop filter but you better join the waiting queue as its pretty long! :D
 
Iv joined it recently but looking for another in meantime, ordered the big stopper and another 2 filters n holder and adaptor god they nearly broke the bank nearly 480euro :-( but they b worth it in long term I reckon I don't believe in outing cheap filters on expensive lenses, what's the point.

Thanks for advise :-)
 
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