ND Filter - Which one

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Need some advice on which ND filter to go for as a starter.Need to shoot some waterfalls and beach shots to blur the water.

Willing to spend around £50.

Many Thanks.
 
The LCW 9 stop is good for about that money. Its what I used before I got my big stopper.
 
TCR4x4 said:
The LCW 9 stop is good for about that money. Its what I used before I got my big stopper.
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Thanks Tom.Will have a look around for it.Will £50 get me anything better if I go for a used one?
 
wippers said:
If you can stretch a bit, keep your eye out for the B&W 10 stopper. Superb piece of kit. :thumbs:
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Is there a link that you can share for this filter.While searching I get many B+W 77mm filter but I'm not sure which one is the 10 stopper.:cuckoo:
 
Is there much difference between the single and multi coated versions?
The MRC version is meant to cut down internal reflections is this the case?
The MRC 110 comes in at £121.59
The single coated version £87.59

SO is the MRC coating and promised increase in image quality worth the £34
Does the single coated version suffer from ghosting?

I'm looking at the B&W 77mm 110 10 stop ND Pro F-mount
 
Farno said:
Is there much difference between the single and multi coated versions?
The MRC version is meant to cut down internal reflections is this the case?
The MRC 110 comes in at £121.59
The single coated version £87.59

SO is the MRC coating and promised increase in image quality worth the £34
Does the single coated version suffer from ghosting?

I'm looking at the B&W 77mm 110 10 stop ND Pro F-mount
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I have just purchased the MRC version from Amazon which looks like the one you have quoted. Decided on this as this is the same as the CPL and it's very easy to clean compared to a Hoya one I have.
 
I just bought the non-coated one from amazon for under 90 quid. It is superb. For the small amount of time it will be on the lens, I reasoned that multicoating wasn't really necessary.
 
I'd be interested to hear if anyone has used any of their other filters too?
 
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