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<blockquote data-quote="Fortkentdad" data-source="post: 559606" data-attributes="member: 24285">Love to see the comparison once you have it.&nbsp; I'm still shopping for my ND filters.&nbsp; Thinking of the ICE 10 stopper.&nbsp; Or for a few (as in $50) more I could get a Hoya or Tiffen.&nbsp; File this under what happens after 60 - I forgot I had one.&nbsp; It came in a set of three (UV, polarizing + ND) Hoya filters but never tried it out. Bought it at a local on-line garage sale months ago, but it is not a convenient size (58mm) but I've since found a 58-52 step down ring and should really try it, have a few older lenses at 52mm and my DX 70-300 zoom is 58mm.&nbsp;&nbsp; What I really need is to spend the time figuring out what I can do with these ND's once I do have them.&nbsp; But still toying with the idea of going with a square filter system, maybe Cokin or Formatt Hitech.&nbsp; Would cost a little more to start but looks like more creative options.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fortkentdad, post: 559606, member: 24285"] Love to see the comparison once you have it. I'm still shopping for my ND filters. Thinking of the ICE 10 stopper. Or for a few (as in $50) more I could get a Hoya or Tiffen. File this under what happens after 60 - I forgot I had one. It came in a set of three (UV, polarizing + ND) Hoya filters but never tried it out. Bought it at a local on-line garage sale months ago, but it is not a convenient size (58mm) but I've since found a 58-52 step down ring and should really try it, have a few older lenses at 52mm and my DX 70-300 zoom is 58mm. What I really need is to spend the time figuring out what I can do with these ND's once I do have them. But still toying with the idea of going with a square filter system, maybe Cokin or Formatt Hitech. Would cost a little more to start but looks like more creative options. [/QUOTE]

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