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    I am toying with the idea of purchasing a 9 or 10 stop neutral density filter and I was wondering if anybody had had any experience with the Polaroid (PLFILFDND72) variable ND filter.

    I understand that the B&W or Hoya brands come highly recommended, but unfortunately both these types are out of my price range at the moment. I have Googled and eBayed extensively but couldn’t find any cheaper alternatives apart from the Polaroid type mentioned above.

    Anyway, any guidance will be much appreciated.

    Last Modified By FotomusDigital at 12 Aug 2012 - 8:00 PM
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    I've seen negative comments on variable ND filters. Someone posted a pic of a horrible dark cross in their photos (maybe even on here, can't remember) which apparently is a fairly common problem. I recently bought a 10 stop Hitech filter from Bristol Cameras for £38.00 which works OK. I see they also have an InfraRed filter to fit Cokin P series holder, also at £38.00, which I'm hoping to get.

    puertouk
    13 Aug 2012 - 9:11 AM
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    Save up and buy a decent one. Pointless getting something that is not good enough. I have B + W and Hoya filters.

    Hi Puertouk,
    I've taken on board your comments and just purchased a Hoya ND400 - thanks for the advice!

    Paul

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    15 Sep 2012 - 6:14 PM
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    Quote: I see they also have an InfraRed filter to fit Cokin P series holder, also at £38.00, which I'm hoping to get.

    I had the IR filter for the Cokin 'P' system & it was a complete waste of time unless I sealed all round the filter & holder with opaque tape, as the light leakage around the filter ruined the shots. possibly I may not have been using it correctly and there may be some who can get it to work without taping, it just didn't work for me! (bought a Hoya R72 screw in filter which works a treat without the hassle).

    HTH

    Joe B

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