B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Fits easily on a Canon 18-200mm EF-S telephoto zoom lens. Takes down the glare in bright scenes.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I use this with my Tamron 72 mm, and combined with polarizer, and there is no vignetting problem. Reliable.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

If you are a landscape photographer and/or use flash outdoors and struggle to maintain a shallow depth of field (e.g. portraiture) then some type of ND filter is, in my opinion, a must-have. Everything about the B+W filters is top notch; from the materials and build quality to the optical properties. You can't go wrong with these filters.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I bought this filter for my Canon HV40 in order to achieve a better depth of field on exterior footage and so far I have yet to find any serious flaws with this filter while using it on a Raynox 6600 lens. While shooting in 24f cinemode, almost instantly I noticed a much better range and sense of clarity with this filter attached than I had with the stand alone Raynox/HV40 setup. The only advice I have is not to hold it too close to the lens otherwise you will see a very small dot directly in the center of the frame. Other than that, awesome filter!

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Sharp glass, stays pretty clean, works well to get that wide open shot

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I always use these filters

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I was debating between buying a 2 stop vs. 3 stop filter and was glad to picked 2 stop. The viewfinder was darker with this filter on so with a 3 stop would have been harder to see through. 2 stop was spot on! Very happy with the purchase.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Excellent quality and threads are deep enough on front to accept another filter or a lens cap.

Being able to thread on a polarizing filter and cut light by a 3 f-stops when desired is a plus and the reason I bought this style instead of a thin one for wide angle use.

It will be used on a Nikon 105mm DC lens and I wanted to be able to shoot in full sun with the lens at f2.8~f4.

I consider B+W to be a good value in high quality filters.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I've used this neutral density filter to allow me to slow down shutter speed to take long exposures of water. It works great - I can get shutter speeds down to 1/15 to 1/6 of a second in daylight without having to stop down more than f/16. Produces lovely long exposures of water. Very neutral - no color shifts noticed. I only wish B+W would make a ND 0.9 (3-stop) with MRC coating so I could have just one filter and not have to couple this one with the ND 0.3 at times.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

using this filter on my Canon EOS 7D. The quality is top notch. No complaints.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

It does what it's supposed to by being a "sunglass" for your lens. B&H says it's only a Multi Coated (MC) filter, but I received a Multi Resistant Coated (MRC) filter. They're more rugged and the glass part of the filter is actually harder than regular glass... so more resistant towards scratches.

I use the filter itself when it's bright outside and I want to use a f/1.4 or f/1.2 glass to get the thin depth of field they can produce. Sometimes, it may be too bright outside, so I cannot get a fast enough shutter speed to avoid an overexposed picture. That's what a Neutral Density filter is for.

Check the ND number to see which filter you need.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Fits easily on a Canon 18-200mm EF-S telephoto zoom lens. Takes down the glare in bright scenes.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I use this with my Tamron 72 mm, and combined with polarizer, and there is no vignetting problem. Reliable.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

If you are a landscape photographer and/or use flash outdoors and struggle to maintain a shallow depth of field (e.g. portraiture) then some type of ND filter is, in my opinion, a must-have. Everything about the B+W filters is top notch; from the materials and build quality to the optical properties. You can't go wrong with these filters.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I bought this filter for my Canon HV40 in order to achieve a better depth of field on exterior footage and so far I have yet to find any serious flaws with this filter while using it on a Raynox 6600 lens. While shooting in 24f cinemode, almost instantly I noticed a much better range and sense of clarity with this filter attached than I had with the stand alone Raynox/HV40 setup. The only advice I have is not to hold it too close to the lens otherwise you will see a very small dot directly in the center of the frame. Other than that, awesome filter!

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Sharp glass, stays pretty clean, works well to get that wide open shot

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I always use these filters

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I was debating between buying a 2 stop vs. 3 stop filter and was glad to picked 2 stop. The viewfinder was darker with this filter on so with a 3 stop would have been harder to see through. 2 stop was spot on! Very happy with the purchase.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

Excellent quality and threads are deep enough on front to accept another filter or a lens cap.

Being able to thread on a polarizing filter and cut light by a 3 f-stops when desired is a plus and the reason I bought this style instead of a thin one for wide angle use.

It will be used on a Nikon 105mm DC lens and I wanted to be able to shoot in full sun with the lens at f2.8~f4.

I consider B+W to be a good value in high quality filters.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

I've used this neutral density filter to allow me to slow down shutter speed to take long exposures of water. It works great - I can get shutter speeds down to 1/15 to 1/6 of a second in daylight without having to stop down more than f/16. Produces lovely long exposures of water. Very neutral - no color shifts noticed. I only wish B+W would make a ND 0.9 (3-stop) with MRC coating so I could have just one filter and not have to couple this one with the ND 0.3 at times.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

using this filter on my Canon EOS 7D. The quality is top notch. No complaints.

Comments about B+W 72mm 0.6 ND MRC 102M Filter:

It does what it's supposed to by being a "sunglass" for your lens. B&H says it's only a Multi Coated (MC) filter, but I received a Multi Resistant Coated (MRC) filter. They're more rugged and the glass part of the filter is actually harder than regular glass... so more resistant towards scratches.

I use the filter itself when it's bright outside and I want to use a f/1.4 or f/1.2 glass to get the thin depth of field they can produce. Sometimes, it may be too bright outside, so I cannot get a fast enough shutter speed to avoid an overexposed picture. That's what a Neutral Density filter is for.

Check the ND number to see which filter you need.