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ND Graduated Filter

Postby paull on Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:27 pm

Does anyone here use ND graduated glass filters ...

if so, where did you get it from, and how much did it cost?
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Re: ND Graduated Filter

Postby fozzie on Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:55 pm

Paull,

paull wrote:Does anyone here use ND graduated glass filters ...

if so, where did you get it from, and how much did it cost?


I have bought B+W MRC/ND filters (102 factor x 4) from the following company based in Sydney:

http://www.mainlinephoto.com.au/B+W%20Filters.htm

They are expensive as 'Made in Germany'.

Someone else on the forum may be able to provide you with an alternative manufacturer.

Cheers,
fozzie

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ND Filters - Thanks Foz (NT)

Postby paull on Mon Dec 20, 2004 10:42 pm

Will check out
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Postby darb on Tue Dec 21, 2004 1:42 am

yep, Cokin P series.

A graduated ND tabacoo colour, and a gray ND.

Seriously, dont bother with ANYTHING other than cokin gear, so you can adjust it etc etc.

http://darb.net/pipidinny/ some of the pics on page 1 were using a cokin grad + CPL.
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