B+W ND110 77mm Filter


The Lee's Big Stopper is selling at S$188 in CP. :)

But that exclude the holder and ring......which cost around the same.


Thank you Leong for the info and I reckon the Big Stopper gives better control in color casting comparing to Hoya and B+W.

Guess the money paying for this glass worth it to reduce the casting problem..
 

Agree. I'll try hoya next time coz i'm having a hard time PP'ng the WB of nd110..:D
Hoya imho gave justice to the colors of seascapes if its not b/w..:)


You are going Hoya bro?
 

You are going Hoya bro?


I just want to experiment..:D

i do love the cool wb it have on seascapes rather than the b+w, or maybe im just lazy and dont know how to pp that much.:bsmilie:

but one more thing, bigstopper is not a screw in, is it?
 

This is a very poisonous thread :devil::devil::bsmilie:
 

Not poisonous mah.. It only bring out the BBB virus in us.. :bsmilie:
 

woohoo! i managed to lay my hands on one (or rather in 1 hours time)! :sweatsm:
 

Care to share what you've got and where and damage? Thanks

i got it from VisionTechnik in mass sales... someone back out and i got it instead haha. damage is $140. :)
 

Oh! I know the price Cathay's bring it in already.... ALL GLASSSSSSSSS!!!.... ;p

BBBBBBBBBBBB :devil: :sweatsm:

u mean the b+w filter or Lee stopper?

but i prefer round filters...

anyway i read that square filters are quite fragile and breaks easily... true? :dunno:
 

i got it from VisionTechnik in mass sales... someone back out and i got it instead haha. damage is $140. :)

1 lucky guy I must say...I see so many ppl scrambling to lay hands on one but can't...:D
Post more shots on that k...;p
 

1 lucky guy I must say...I see so many ppl scrambling to lay hands on one but can't...:D
Post more shots on that k...;p

haha still newbie to this ... dun dare to post yet :bsmilie:
 

u mean the b+w filter or Lee stopper?

but i prefer round filters...

anyway i read that square filters are quite fragile and breaks easily... true? :dunno:

Lee!!!

Both are glass material, drop both tell me which one won't break? The idea is - handle with care no matter what.

Well there's advantage to both round and square. Round you can fix it up comfortably at home or in a safe location before going out to shoot. But square means technically you can use it on ANY lens within the maximum width constraint.
 

Lee!!!

Both are glass material, drop both tell me which one won't break? The idea is - handle with care no matter what.

Well there's advantage to both round and square. Round you can fix it up comfortably at home or in a safe location before going out to shoot. But square means technically you can use it on ANY lens within the maximum width constraint.

ohh i mean the way i store and transport the filters (not dropping the filters)... round filters i can fix on to the lens then close it with the lens cap and move around ... but sq filters like kinda hard to store and move ard? i can be quite rough while on the road... i dun trust my bag cos sometimes i may accidentally sit on it (my cam not in my bag of cos haha) :x
 

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ohh i mean the way i store and transport the filters (not dropping the filters)... round filters i can fix on to the lens then close it with the lens cap and move around ... but sq filters like kinda hard to store and move ard? i can be quite rough while on the road... i dun trust my bag cos sometimes i may accidentally sit on it (my cam not in my bag of cos haha) :x

Maybe put them in a hardcase (wrapped with protective cloth material first)? But I think it could be a personal preference thing. Come to think of it, I better start looking for a suitable hard casing myself!...:think:
 

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