16 Stop Nd Filter

[0.11 lb] I use this 4 stop ND filter to photograph water at a slow shutter speed, and also fashion outdoors with flash, which allows me to shoot at a wider aperture during daylight hours (following the Sunny 16 rule, ISO 200 @ f/16 = a shutter speed of 250, with the 4 stop ND filter allows me to shoot at f/4, or ISO 100 at f/2.8, you still need the same amount of flash however).

[Aluminum] I have this and the 6 stop ND and I use them on my Nikon 16-35 lens for landscapes and they are very very good I am a NiSi fan and these are constructed absolutely excellent!

[0.9 lb] I recently purchased the Tiffen 58mm ND .9 Filter (3-stop) and I'm happy to say I'm very pleased with it! I bought it specifically for our vacation for waterfall photos. I had never photographed waterfalls before & I got exactly what I envisioned!! Thank you B & H Photo for carrying the best equipment!!

[Solid ND] If you want to take long exposures during bright light you need a 15 stop ND filter. You want your filter to be totally neutral in color introducing no color shifts. This filter does that a great price. Other brands can charge up to 4 times as much, but the Haida works just as well with no compromise. You won't be disappointed with this filter!

[0.025 lb] I always use this filter in conjunction with others when shooting landscapes. The .3 ND cuts one stop, which is usually enough to get better detail in the sky. Highly recommend it!

[0.5 lb] I own the Lee Filters 'Big Stopper 3.0 ND filter (10 stop) and have used it quite often. After seeing the reviews on this filter, I thought I would try it against the Lee system. This filter produces more natural and warmer colors than the Lee, the contrast seems to look a little better. Haida's M10 filter system doesn't leave a lot to be desired though but their ND filters are definitely worth the investment!!! This filter will work in the Lee holder,as it comes with a layer of foam that can be applied to keep light from bleeding past. I am very pleased with the results and would highly recommend this filter for anyone who wants to do long exposure photography.

[Multi Coated] The B+W 10-stop ND filter, is great for shooting video in the mid-day sun. I also use it for fine art long exposures photos and Timelapse short videos.

[58 mm] I bought this ND filter so that I can shoot video at a proper shutter speed and still use a low f-stop in broad daylight. It works great, allowing me to keep distracting backgrounds nicely blurred. When shooting towards the sun this filter in combination with my Nikon series E 50mm F1.8 does lose some contrast if I don't use a hood or a matte box. Nothing that can't easily be corrected by some slight curves adjustment in post. The color I get through this filter is very good, even though it's an ND2.1 everything comes out very natural with no noticeable color cast to the image.

[Glass] Highly recommended. I purchased a 4-stop ND filter (1.2). It never comes off my Sigma 105mm f/1.4. Practically all my headshots and portraits (250 clients) since the purchase were taken with this filter. I can keep the shutter speed in a reasonable range with strobes (1/30 -- 1/200) without relying on high-speed sync. I can also keep the strobes at a reasonable range (1/4 -- 1/128), which wouldn't be possible without a 4-stop loss of light transmission. Other ND filters have funky colors - maybe I was lucky but this one has not created any noticeable color shift. Thank you Formatt!!

[Glass] For this review of my ND 3.0 filter, 10 stop, I used a tripod, the Nikon MC- 36A remote and the ND Expert Pro app. This was my very first imaging with this filter. What I was looking to see the effect of the filter and what, if any was there a shift in color. As you can see, the color shift was minor. This is a pricey filter, however, it performed as expected.