B+W grey 1000x (110) 58 E - Reviews
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9.4.2012
This is a great filter for getting those smooth silky pictures of water. The 10 stop factor increases the exposure by 1000 times. So if your meter indicates an exposure of 1/30 th second without the filter you should make a 33 second exposure with the filter on the camera. The filter itself feels solid and is clearly [no pun intended] a quality product.This type of filter is sometimes known as a black glass filter and, as the name implies, cannot be seen through. In order to use the filter you need to:- mount the camera on a sturdy tripod;- focus on the subject and take a meter reading without the filter;- switch to manual exposure;- leave the aperture the same as it was when the meter reading
7.6.2010
Mechanically, this filter is very nice. It screws onto your lens easily and you can screw further filters onto this one, effectively stacking them. You can also clip a lens cap onto the filter in exactly the same way you would clip it onto the lens, meaning you can safely leave the filter on when the camera's in your pack, without having to worry about it getting scratched.So far I've used the filter predominantly to take shots of breaking waves and waterfalls, but the range of length of exposure it allows means there are many things you could try with it. For example, taking long exposures of city centre scenes where passing pedestrians are effectively eliminated or at least turned into transient whisps.The filter comes in a square case that's around the size of a 3.5 inch floppy disk,
12.8.2010
I bought this filter after being impressed by some of the daytime long exposure photography I'd seen on flickr etc. It opens up lots of possibilities for creating interesting images from subjects that would otherwise be a bit boring: traffic, people, water, basically anything that moves!I've only had chance to use it a few times so far and the conditions haven't been right to fully exploit it, but from the pictures I've taken I'm really pleased with the contrast and warmth that this B+W seems to give. So far, autofocus seems to be working fine through the filter, even though it's almost black.For thirty-odd quid you can't go wrong!
18.3.2014
When I was looking at ND filters, I decided I should just go for the most highly rated(but pricey too) one instead of getting many cheaper ones and I was not wrong.The price paid was worth it and the quality showed in the photos; 10 stops are really as described -- some cheaper ones that I've used let more light through making this great for landscape shoots or just simply landmarks when you want no people in the photo.Best of all, you can do this when the sun is high (just don't point it at the sun!)
3.2.2012
I have used this filter for a while and I have taken some very nice photos [...].The filter is well constructed. When you get it you will understand that is a quality filter.Above all though it does not cause any sort of blur to the image. You get very sharp images comparing to some other cheap filters.The only thing you must have in mind is that this filter gives more warm colours so you must find the suitable white balance temperature by using KELVIN mode.5 Star rate for B + W filters!!!
24.10.2012
This is a must of long exposures, i bought a non B+W ND filter in trying to save a few dollars, big mistake. The quality between this and the other filter is amazing. Why this verse a variable ND, i figure that you know how may f-stops you have here but in a variable, it's more of a guessing game, especially at super high ND filters. I am very pleased with this copy and now try to do loads of long exposure photos. well worth the extra money and lessons learned.
1.10.2010
The build quality of this filter is absolutely amazing. I read many reviews of various filters and was concerned about the possibility of "misthreading"... this is would be highly improbable with this filter in my humble opinion. It fits perfectly onto my lens and the creative avenues that can be explored are simply endless.A recommended purchase indeed.
19.10.2012
Great filter for the price. There is a very slight colour change which is easily compensated for when editing the picture. Enables very nice pictures of flowing water and clouds. If you are looking at dirt cheap ones don't waste your money unless you like purple pictures. If you can't afford a big stopper (and who can?) this is as good as you'll find.
8.3.2013
Great filter. Metal casing, very solid, thick but perfectly formed glass. Ive managed only a couple of shots with this so far due to the rubbish weather in the UK, but the images I have got, certainly impress. Am very happy with the product.
25.2.2013
It's amazing being able to get 15, 20, 30 second exposures in the day time, I love it! Rivers and clouds take on a new form, lakes and sea turn to a light, smooth fluff. Great fun.
3.3.2012
Excellent built quality, you can tell it as soon as you hold it in comparison to cheap filters. The +10 stop works a treat a daytime harsh lighting conditions. Well recommended.
24.9.2014
Worth every penny, perfect no colour cast had a fantastic set of pictures on its first outing , don't waste money on cheap filters I have and they are now in the bin .
28.7.2011
I'm very happy with this, the only negitive thing I can say was the delivery took a long timeB+W 77mm 110 Single Coated +10 Stop Neutral Density Filter - F-PRO Mount
31.1.2013
The addition of this filter greatly improves the quality of the pictures we now deliver. Works well with any of the other filters we have.
9.1.2014
After one use seems great, no obvious colour casts or vignetting. More use will provide a better review but so far seems brilliant.