LEE Filters Elements 77mm Big Stopper Circular Filter

As an upgrade from the previous LEE Filters Big Stopper range, this high-end optical filter affords 10-stops of light reduction in the following sizes; 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm. This makes any form of moving subject within your frame blurred or ghost-like, such as clouds, waterfalls, rivers, and the ocean. In short, this allows for increased flexibility when experimenting with exposure lengths.

LEE Filters Elements Big Stopper Circular Filter Key Features:

• Re-imagined LEE Filters Big Stopper
• High-end optical tool
• Suited to content creators, videographers, and photographers
• Available in 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm
• Each filter size is sold separately
• Refer to filter thread size indicated on the lens
• Screw-in mounting system
• Affords 10-stops of light reduction
• Offers extended exposure options
• Suited to low-light conditions
• Creates dramatic motion blur over water, clouds, and cityscapes
• Includes a stylised protective case

What’s in the box?

• 1 x LEE Filters Elements Big Stopper Circular Filter
• 1 x Protective Case

FAQs:

What is the purpose of a Big Stopper Circular Filter?

A Big Stopper Circular Filter is a form of ND (Neutral Density) filter that actively reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 10 stops. This makes any form of moving subject within your frame blurred or ghost-like, such as clouds, waterfalls, rivers, and the ocean. In short, this allows for increased flexibility when experimenting with exposure lengths.

How do you know which filter size is required?

The size of the filter required is stereotypically determined by the filter thread size that is indicated around the front face of the lens. Please refer to the product title to ensure that you have selected the correct filter size.

How do you locate the filter thread size of a lens?

The size should be displayed clearly using the diameter symbol: ø, followed by the figure. For example, if it is a 67mm filter, it will read ø67.

How is it best to clean a lens filter?

The best way to clean a camera lens filter is with a microfibre cloth and an air blower. To protect it when not in use, be sure to store your filter within the included protective case.