USED Lee Seven5 Super Stopper

The Lee 75x90mm Seven5 Super Stopper ND glass filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 15 stops. Its 4.5 density and 32,000 (15 stop) filter factor means that an ordinary 2-second exposure will take over 17 hours to expose through the filter, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed in bright daylight. By greatly extending exposure times the Super Stopper has the effect of allowing anything that is moving in your image to become blurred or ghost-like (e.g. clouds, water, people, traffic, etc.). For use with the Lee Seven5 Filter Holder (not included) and supplied in a metal case for protection.

Lee Seven5 Super Stopper: Key Features

• 15 stop 75x90mm glass ND filter
• Most powerful in the Stopper range
• Compatible with the Lee Seven5 Filter Holder
• Perfect for long exposure and landscape photography
• Ideal for use in daylight
• Normal 2-sec exposure = 17 hours to expose
• Filter factor: 3200 / Density: 4.5
• Includes metal protective case

Why use a Super Stopper?

• Allow exposure times to be extended
• Has the effect of making anything that is moving become blurred or ghost-like
• Capture a real sense of time passing in your images
• Great for landscapes, crowds of people, traffic, or anything in motion
• 15 stops of light-reducing power allows you to shoot in bright conditions

Overview:

Lee Stopper filters are used for extending exposure times which has the effect of making anything that is moving become blurred or ghost like, for example clouds, waterfalls, rivers or the sea. Used creativity they can change the way we look at moving objects and capture a real sense of time passing in your images. Stoppers are not limited to landscapes and can be used to blur crowds of people, traffic, or anything in motion.

With its 15 stops of light-reducing power, the Super Stopper sits at the head of the Stopper family, joining the Big and Little Stoppers in the long-exposure photography revolution. Together, they have changed the way we look at moving objects and their relationship to the land, and have given photographers new ways of expanding their creativity.

The Super Stopper is designed for use in bright conditions during the middle of the day - a time that's traditionally considered unsuitable for photography because of the harsh, contrasty nature of the light. However, with the Super Stopper filter fitted, the softness that arises from any movement contrasts pleasingly with any areas of bright light, creating an effect rarely seen in photography before now. Like all the filters in the Stopper family, the Super Stopper is constructed from the high-quality optical glass and is supplied in a metal case for protection. It has only a minimal colour cast that is easily corrected in postproduction.

LEE Filters - Super Stopper with Jonathan Chritchley

Super Stopper Exposure Guide

View the Lee exposure guide chart to find out the extremes to which photographers can now take their long exposures.