Can't wait to use it!

This is the ND filter I received yesterday and I am really looking forward to trying it out when my lens is fixed. Apart from UV filters, this is my first real filter for creative purposes!
It's always nice to add things to the old wish list, so tell me, which is your favourite filter?

[Jennifer Ruge]

Great macro shot. Any word on how long it will take to fix you zoom lens?

[Simon]

Polarizied filter is my favoutite at the moment

[Aleksandra]

@jenniferruge No, not yet, hopefully in a week or two. I'm feeling a little restricted, but hope I learn something from the experience or only having a macro lens available!

[Aleksandra]

of...not 'or' :)

[Gabriel Siqueira]

yeah! i have a ND 8 filter and a polarizing filter. They are great. ND filters are way to go for long exposures during the day. :D

[Allison]

Very cool macro shot :-) I don't have any filters at the moment, but I have been looking at ND filters also :-) Have fun with the new filter :-)

[Ramesh Chand]

why......fantastic shot....

[Jennifer Ruge]

I love my macro lens. I have really liked finding little bug and flowers to photograph.

[Kirsty Alexandra]

Great shot :) What are ND filters?

[judith deacon]

Great macro - looking forward to seeing the results of your new filter whenyou get your lens back!

[Tanja Carda]

I need to get me a ND filter, so far i have a Polarized one but rarely use it and some kind of soft focus one that has been collecting dust...worst purchase ever lol
Can't wait to see your filter in use =)

[petra]

beautiful shot of it! i have just had one too, not have been at the opportunity to use it yet, but can't wait!

[suzanne macneil]

Great shot. Love the composition and DOF.

[Sharon]

cool shot!! I haven't used filters at all! Looking forward to seeing your shots!

[Marie]

Nice shot! Love the simplicity and tones.

[Aleksandra]

@kirstyalexandra here is the wiki explanation: ND (or neutral density) filters reduce and/or modify intensity of all wavelengths or colors of light equally, giving no changes in hue of color rendition. It can be a colorless (clear) or grey filter. The purpose of a standard photographic neutral density filter is to allow the photographer greater flexibility to change the aperture, exposure time and/or motion blur of subject in different situations and atmospheric conditions.

[Robyn]

Now I want one! :) Cool photo of it!

[☠northy]

fabulous macro... i don't have any filters other than the standard uv filter... definitely want an ND and will plan on aquiring one before heading to the cottage we rent for a week in July :)

hope your lens is ok!

[Bobbyj]

I love my polarising filter! it's great! have fun with the ND filter!

[Sue Wilde]

I just love my ND filters...love...love...love

[Michael Elliott]

Cool shot and have fun. I just got a polarized filter and love it.

[Lisa]

Very nice, hope you have fun using it!

[vorka]

I need one of those!!

[Jessika Jane Gilker]

Cool shot of your new filter! I need to get one of those. I have a polarizing filter that I love :)

[Monika]

I think I want one... do I want one Aleksandra? Is it good? How much was it?

[Aleksandra]

@monika64 I think you want one...although I haven't tried it yet, I am pretty sure I will be using it a lot once my lens is fixed! Murphy's law: the day you receive something you've wish listed for a while, is the day the lens it will fit on will break! It will be about 2 weeks before I'll be able to try it out, hence all the macro shots the last few days as its the only working lens I have at the moment! I think it was around $180, but the price depends on the size of your lens.

[Alon Kobets]

If you shoot landscapes, then polarizes is a must, of course. Other then that, GND 0.9/0.6 and ND400 are great for sunrise/sunset and slow motion water, respectively.