best IRND or ND for Scarlet W

[Caleb Ware]

Wondering if anyone has thoughts on best value/quality 4x5.6 ND or IRND filters to get? Im chasing a set for the Scarlet W and would love to hear what people are using and loving. Happy to put the money down for a good set. Also is it worth getting IRND?

 

[Phil Holland]

Wondering if anyone has thoughts on best value/quality 4x5.6 ND or IRND filters to get? Im chasing a set for the Scarlet W and would love to hear what people are using and loving. Happy to put the money down for a good set. Also is it worth getting IRND?

These:

Beyond that I'll let you choose your own adventure

 

[Jaimy Soares]

I have a full set of Formatt-Hitech's

Their costumer service is spot on. You can message them on facebook and even in the weekends they respond. Delivery was fast and they are really nice.

 

[Nick Morrison]

Kipper Tie internal ND OLPFS

 

[Ben Richardson]

Another vote for the Firecrest. Extremely neutral even up to the ND3.0.

 

[William Long]

Firecrest.

 

[Caleb Ware]

Thanks guys appreciate the input. Great article Phil appreciate your work!

 

[Jeremy Ryan]

Tried quite a few. Depending on what time you are shooting and what you are doing. I do tons of outdoor, high elevation, snow sometimes, etc. I switched all filters to Breakthrough filters. They are screw on. I can't stand running and moving with a mattebox. I work with a kid who uses tiffens and a mattebox and it is so time consuming. He's lost that box so many times on small branches and what not. Plus Tiffens give a bit of a green tint to them. I typically use a 6-stop Breakthrough throughout the day and switch to a 3 stop towards the golden hour cause I like to blow out my aperture to get good bokeh. I only use a 10 stop when I am at the beach, or there is snow with sun. The breakthroughs are super thin, easy to pack, and only about 200 a pop. No, I don't work for Breakthrough. Haha.