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FS: LCW Fader ND Mark II

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@ScubaSteve
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For all you film makers who want to shoot wide open or photographers who want to get long exposure shots, I am selling a LCW fader ND mark II.

-77mm.

-Glass is in perfect condition!

-Pictures avaiable upon request.

-Looking for 100 bucks shipped to your front door.

-Will trade for old Nikon glass or solid cpl w/ cash

If sold this week, I will include a handfull of Zeiss lens wipes!


Dec 5 2012 11:36PM
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m3owzza
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does yours get an "X" through the image if you push it too far?
Dec 6 2012 12:19AM
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eheath
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every fader ND does
Dec 6 2012 12:45AM
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SSteezle
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threads might be interested
Dec 6 2012 12:46AM
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@ScubaSteve
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If you go past the line they tell you stop at
Dec 6 2012 12:53AM
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@ScubaSteve
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Sold.

well that was easy
Dec 6 2012 2:17AM
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sweatshirt
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fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck wanted this so bad
Dec 6 2012 3:56AM
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sweatshirt
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why were you selling? honestly
Dec 6 2012 3:56AM
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eheath
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He probably wanted it for like 6-8 stops of light which the fader NDs have a hard time with, 2-5 is prime I love using mine for that situation.
Dec 6 2012 4:11AM
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sweatshirt
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If you wanted to shoot at apertures like 1.8 on a bright sunny day on the hill, keeping a 180 shutter rule, how many stops of an nd would you need? approximately.
Dec 6 2012 5:36AM
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eheath
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Well if you were at iso 100, you'd probably need a solid 6 to 8 stops depending on the location. I have an ND1.8 x64 or 6 stops of light and I can't use it on an overcast day if im higher then f4.
Dec 6 2012 1:09PM
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