B+W 803 ND 0.9 MRC Nano MASTER

Met het B+W 803 ND 0.9 MRC Nano MASTER grijsfilter win je drie stops aan licht, dat wil zeggen dat je de sluitertijd drie stapjes langer kunt maken of de diafragma 3 stappen groter.

Hierdoor maak je spectaculaire foto’s van stromend water (met de langere sluitertijd). Een belichtingstijd van bijvoorbeeld 1/60 kun je verlengen tot 1/8 seconde. Je kunt bij daglicht ook makkelijk een kleine scherptediepte hanteren (met een groot diafragma). Meer uitleg lees je hier: Hoe werkt een grijsfilter?

Deze serie filters is zeer hoogwaardig, voorzien van nanocoating, messing filterfatting en verkrijgbaar in een vele maten van heel klein tot heel groot.

Voorbeeldfoto’s

Hieronder een greep uit de vele prachtige foto’s, gemaakt met deze filters, die je vindt op fotosite Flickr.

The Great Sky Conjurer Strikes Again
Sandy Bay, 27/03/10 Another shot from this morning's mini ramble. It's a bit more saturated than my usual style but I really wanted to bring out the great sunrise and it's effect on the ripples of sand below. Dedicated to Steve (Wansbeck Wanderer), who has a special knack of attracting these great conditions! View on black 1/3 sec, f/11, 17mm, ISO100, Cokin ND8+ND2 Grad, B+W ND0.9 Explore #11 28/03/10

Small creek (Explored)
Today I got out of hibernation and gave the 84.5 filters a new workout. Not entirely happy cause I have to use a 49mm CPL as a stepup-ring. The CPL makes it difficult to position the NDgrad and positions the filterholder too far out from the lens which results in vignetting (gladly it`s just a tiny bit) Feeling a bit rusty I drove around without a clear goal or destination and accidently stumbled upon this small creek.

Durdle Rush
A little crew of us photographer types went down to Durdle Door on Sunday night hoping for a sunset. Looked promising for a bit, but nothing came of it. Anyway after driving a long way I felt obliged to try & produce something apart from wet feet. view LARGE

The Edge
Here is the last shot of my recent long exposure series. This building is also located at the Potsdamer Platz and I went past it probably a million times. I have always imagined this shot and now I got it… That feels good ;)

Built as a train
2021 July Colour Festival day 16 with LAOWA D-Dreamer 12mm F2.8 with shift converter (17mm f/4) at f/8 (f/11) with LEE Big Stopper and LEE ND0.9 (13 stops)

Copenhagen Opera House
Very early this year I got the opportunity to visit Copenhagen. It’s pretty cold up there during January… but this place is definitely worth a visit! There are so many different architecture styles in the city. So there is a lot to shoot ;) I was very lucky that I took this image on our first day. During the rest of the time there were no clouds around!

Angular House
That’s also a shot that I wanted to do for a really long time… At first I wanted to use the other side of the building which was much brighter. But I like the high contrasts and the reflections on the facade here. Hope you like it!

FIGHT FOR THE BELL (Leica M9, Noctilux-M f/0.95, B+W ND-Filter 0.9)
Leica M9 & Noctilux-M 50mm Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. © Toni_V. All rights reserved.

Our Moon #1 (EXPLORED #4)
It's been a while since I've uploaded a photo to Flickr so thought I'd make it something special... Size has been limited on purpose - better quality images are to come! Camera: Canon EOS 5D MKIII Lens: Celestron CPC1100 Schmidt–Cassegrain (focal length on this telescope = 2800mm!) Filter: Celestron 1.25inch ND0.9 Moon Filter (3 stop) Exposure Time: 1/800 sec ISO: 6400 (barely evident on the MKIII) Post processing: Photoshop CS5.1 - Pushed contrast to bring out detail. Cropping: Only horizontal to square up composition Other info: 5D body was attached to the telescope with a EFS T-Ring and T-Adapter connecting to visual back. Update: Thanks for the Explore Flickerers! :)

Low Flyover #2
Well the C-47 from yesterday was of course not flying ;) It is hanging there for 16 years now and is pretty much the figurehead of the museum.

DSC_6181
Wreck | Seberang Marang Terengganu

A Dark Cross
It’s quite a while ago already that I uploaded some images from the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin. The last time my approach was very different. Anyway I had this shot in my mind for a very very long time! But I never went out and did it… even though I’m living very close by… But now I’m so happy that I finally went out and got the shot that I was waiting for ;) This place is about what happened to the jews during the holocaust. It’s about what the Nazis which were christians did to the jews in Europe… It wasn’t my intension but this image shows a dark cross under a bright sky in the middle of the Holocaust Memorial. This place is in the heart of Berlin from where the Nazis ruled over Germany and quite a lot of Europe… So there is (unintentionally) a very strange story in this image. What do you think? (I want to distance myself from any anti-Semitic or any racist remarks! Any similarities to symbols were not my intension. Please see it as a piece of art and not as any political statement!)

The River
Foolishly Long Exposure with LEE Big Stopper (10 stops) and LEE ND0.9 (3 stops) for Dyxum's April Foolishness Day 23.

St Mary's
Canon 20D Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 B+W ND0.9 5 sec - f/11 - 17 mm - ISO 100

The River II
Foolishly Long Exposure with LEE Big Stopper (10 stops) and LEE ND0.9 (3 stops). Outtake for Dyxum's April Foolishness Day 23.

Rogue Gorge B&W
I took this a few weeks ago. The lighting was somewhat terrible for this location, bright sunny day with the foreground in shadow and the trees in full sun, but after driving 1 1/2 hours to get here, you take what you're given. I tried some digital dodging and burning for the first time and I think it helped, though I still need practice at it. Pentax 67 SMC Pentax 6x7 45/4 w/ ND0.9 filter Kodak TMX 100

Lean over
With LEE ND0.9 3 stop filter

Terril St-Jacques
Taken on the "terril" (mining waste) st-Jacques at Farciennes in Charleroi, Belgium. Tech Spec: Canon 7D, Hitech ND0.9 grad filter, b+w kasemann polarizer filter. www.dherreman.com | Google+ Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. Copyright © 2012 David Herreman. All rights reserved.

Still...Life...
Für die Aufnahme des Wassers und Himmels: B+W ND3.0 (1000x) + ND0.9 (8x) Lee 0.9 Hard Verlauffilter + Heliopan Polfilter. 5,5 Minuten f/6,3 Iso 100

Kimmeridge Bay
Kate and I went to the south coast of England for the last couple of days. Unfortunately the weather was horrible, but I really wanted to visit this place to try out my tilt-shift lens and some filters for landscapes. The changeable weather worked well for some long exposures and the rain actually held off long enough to get some nice shots. This is Kimmeridge Bay, which is part of the Jurassic Coast, so called due to the rocks that line it were formed during the Jurassic period, as so are packed full of fossils. The rock formations in this bay are particularly impressive. The tower on the left is a seamark and sort of watch tower I suppose, called the Clavell Tower. It was actually built further forward, but had to be completely dismantled, moved and rebuilt to save it from erosion. We actually had a really good time on this beach, watching the wind surfers and just relaxing taking photos. Being the nerd I am, I had a great time working out which filters to use and how to tilt and shift the lens to correct perspective and maximize DoF whilst using a larger aperture to minimize diffraction. In the end I used a Hitech pro-stop ND3.0 filter (10 stops) and a 0.9 (3 stops) soft grad to darken the sky and lighten the foreground. Unfortunately, I also used a circular polarizer, which added a colour cast to the images that I have found very hard to fix. At least I hope it was the polarizer that used this and not combining the other filters. If anybody uses Hitech filters and has suffered a similar issue, I would appreciate feedback on how to avoid or fix it!

Looking towards Penmon
Im not sure of the name of this exact location but it is on the coast of anglesey looking towards Penmon lighthouse, puffin island and Great Ormes head. Canon 7D + 24-105mm + B+W ND110 (10 stop filter) + HiTech ND0.9 (3 stop grad filter) 100 ISO f13 104s exposure 38mm

Right Here Waiting
Kijal Jetty, Kemaman Terengganu ND400 + ND0.9 + GND0.9

Ripley Castle
Couldn't make my mind up between the colour version and the B/W version so I have added both. Taken using Lee ND0.9 soft grad grey filter

Splash!
Sandy Bay, 27/03/10 Had some major problems with lens flare on this, hope the repair job isn't too noticeable. Thanks to Ant, Anita, Steve and Dugi for the great company. View on black 0.6 sec, f/16, 17mm, ISO100, Cokin ND8+ND2 Grad, B+W ND0.9

The Curvy Bridge
Taman Empangan, Putrajaya, Malaysia ND400 + ND0.9

Eagle River
I have been trying for some time to find an angle on this stretch of river that I like. This is close. B+W ND110 and Tiffen ND0.9

Clavell's Pier
Clavell's Pier, Kimmeridge Bay. Shutter speed controlled using a B&W ND106 Filter and exposure using Lee ND0.9 Hard Grad. I like this, but i think it would have benefited from a slightly higher POV to expose the horizon a bit more. 119sec, f/8 @ 12mm

Once Upon A Time
St Mary's Lighthouse, Whitley Bay, 21/03/10. View on black 1/4 sec, f/11, 43mm, ISO100, Cokin GND8, GND2, B+W ND0.9

The Walkabout - 安福路
Walking around 安福路 just right before lunch today... Leica M Monochrom + Summilux 50mm f/1.4 ASPH with B+W 103 ND0.9

Rainswept Photographer
Another one from the ramble in Blyth. ventnor49 tries to compose a shot in pretty wet conditions. The lengths photograpthers will go to. View on black 1.6 sec, f/9, 17mm, ISO100, ND0.9

My Photography Kit
Canon 40D Camera Body Canon Digital Rebel Camera Body Canon 100-400mm EF 1:4.5-5.6 IS Canon 28-135mm EF 1:3.5-5.6 IS Canon 50mm EF 1:1.4 Canon 10-22mm EF-S 1:3.5-4.5 Canon 55-200 EF 1:4.5-5.6 Canon 18-55 EFS 1:3.5-5.6 Lensbaby Composer Camera Lens 2 - Canon 430EX Speedlites Canon Speedlite Transmitter ST-E2 Manfrotto 055XPROB 6164843 Tripod Manfrotto 486RC2 Ball Head Manfrotto 785B S0232137 Tripod Manfrotto 676B monopod Hoya 77mm UV Filter Hoya 58mm close up lenses +4, +2, +1 B+W 72mm Circular Polarizer Filter B+W 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter Canon EW-78BII Lens Hood Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3 Canon Battery Charger CG-580 Crumpler Dreadful Embarassment Camera Bag Crumpler Five Million Dollar Home Camera Bag Lowepro CompuRover AW Backpack Collapsable Reflector Cokin 58mm and 72mm filter holders Cokin P121 Split Neutral Density Filter Cokin ND0.9 Neutral Density Filter

The Walkabout - 安福路
Walking around 安福路 just right before lunch today... Leica M Monochrom + Summilux 50mm f/1.4 ASPH with B+W 103 ND0.9

UNTITLED | TERENGGANU
Penunjuk beach, Kemaman Terengganu, Malaysia Filter : ND0.9 + GND0.6

The Walkabout - 安福路
Walking around 安福路 just right before lunch today... Leica M Monochrom + Summilux 50mm f/1.4 ASPH with B+W 103 ND0.9

Portobello Groynes
Very bright at high tide at Porty taking this today, with the added complication of wired people walking down the breakwater getting in the shot. Nikon D90 ISO100 f22 Sigma 10-20mm ND8 ND0.9 ND0.9 soft grad Kood CPL

The Walkabout - 安福路
Walking around 安福路 just right before lunch today... Leica M Monochrom + Summilux 50mm f/1.4 ASPH with B+W 103 ND0.9

Rushing In
The stack at Marsden Bay. 13/03/10 View on black 30 sec, f/11, 17mm, ISO100, GND 0.9, ND 0.9

UNTITLED
Pantai Penunjuk, Kemaman Terengganu, Malaysia Filter : ND0.9 + GND0.9

Newhaven Lighthouse Mono 2
Wind was an issue here lat night, liked this angle of the Newhaven lighthouse though. Nikon D90 ISO100 f22 Sigma 10-20mm ND8 ND0.9 ND0.9 Soft Grad ND0.6 Soft Grad

Old Pier Mono
Ultra windy in the Western Harbour trying to take this, still, it did make for nice cloud movement and the choppy sea flattened nicely. Nikon D90 ISO100 f22 Sigma 10-20mm ND8 ND0.9 ND0.9 Soft Grad ND0.6 Soft Grad

Cramond Causeway Mono April 2011
Done this shot last week but with water either side of the causeway and a better centre focus on the walkway itself I feel this is an improvement over the last shot. Nikon D90 Sigma 10-20mm ND8 ND0.9 ND0.6 & 0.9 soft grad

Cramond Causeway Mono 2 April 2011
A bit further down the walkway to Cramond Island, the tide was going out fast at this point. Nikon D90 Sigma 10-20mm ND8 ND0.9 ND0.6 & 0.9 soft grad