ND Filter

[Ruel Calitis]

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Hey guys, newbie into photography, I need your suggestion about ND Filter, already bought this one

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._0_ND_110.html

But still thinking about returning and exchange it to Variable ND Filter, thanks.

[Rawen E. Balmaña]

Hey guys, newbie into photography, I need your suggestion about ND Filter, already bought this one

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._0_ND_110.html

But still thinking about returning and exchange it to Variable ND Filter, thanks.

Stick with it, it's a 10stop nd filter. Vari NDs do have some bad color cast. B + Ws are superior quality filters built and performance wise.

[Ruel Calitis]

Thanks Rawen, really appreciate your insights :-). Will try to post some photos when I used this ND Filter. BTW, Rawen love all your Landscape Photos @ FLickr.

[jun_staana]

Do have this ... but it produces a color which is much warmer ; some reviews say that that is just normal but others say otherwise ; anyway, i did try the Kenko/Hoya ND 400 (9 stops but much cheaper), works well and with no color cast ...

[noelmenguito]

Do have this ... but it produces a color which is much warmer ; some reviews say that that is just normal but others say otherwise ; anyway, i did try the Kenko/Hoya ND 400 (9 stops but much cheaper), works well and with no color cast ...

Can you post sample shots Bro. Is there no vignette at 10mm? ... tia
I'm planning to buy one but not yet decided between the Hoya ND400 and the BW ND110.

[pasti lopez]

Do have this ... but it produces a color which is much warmer ; some reviews say that that is just normal but others say otherwise ; anyway, i did try the Kenko/Hoya ND 400 (9 stops but much cheaper), works well and with no color cast ...

in my own opinion, you can either get any of the 2. hoya and b+w are the top 2 brands locally for 9-10 stops nd. there "may" be color casts but it will be minimal compared to cheap-o ones. also this can be corrected via minimal pp. i use the b+w.

[jun_staana]

Can you post sample shots Bro. Is there no vignette at 10mm? ... tia
I'm planning to buy one but not yet decided between the Hoya ND400 and the BW ND110.

i do not have a site wherein i can post them and link it here in DPP ; anyway, sent you a PM requesting for your email (will just attach the pictures) ...

in my own opinion, you can either get any of the 2. hoya and b+w are the top 2 brands locally for 9-10 stops nd. there "may" be color casts but it will be minimal compared to cheap-o ones. also this can be corrected via minimal pp. i use the b+w.

do agree with you ...

[jun_staana]

noel,

forgot to mention ... if your concern is just "vignetting", there is none at 12 mm (using Nikon DX 12-24 f/4) ; but am not sure with your 10 mm ...

[noelmenguito]

noel,

forgot to mention ... if your concern is just "vignetting", there is none at 12 mm (using Nikon DX 12-24 f/4) ; but am not sure with your 10 mm ...

Thanks Jun ...

[Adjo Alferez]

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just stick with ur nd filter.

this was a trial shot before i avail the filter.

f/22
iso: 100
30sec exposure @ 1pm
using Kenko ND3 72mm filter