Adjustable nd filters

[tom beard]

I was watching Doug Gardener's Wild Photo Adventures (epi 4 Atlantic Puffins) and he was shooting a foggy seascape with bright fog and dark cliffs. He was using a 17-24 wide angel and there was a frame attached to the end of the lens which held a rectangular ND filter (I think it was glass and not gel) that could be adjusted up and down . There were also slots that could accommodate stacking multiple filters. Also, the whole frame could be rotated. I searched B&H's catalog for an hour and couldn't find it. I might have described it wrong. Can anyone tell me what it's called, or who makes it? It's really nifty and efficient.

Thanks, Tom Beard

 

[Dao]

This kind?

Cokin Graduated Neutral Density Filter Kit CH250 B&H Photo Video

 

[tom beard]

No. It is rectangular, both the frame and the filters. Maybe 3x5" filter size, frame 4x6". It looks pretty beefy. Thanks for the reply. Tom

 

[Dao]

I know that Cokin made one called the X-pro kit for the 14-24mm Nikon lens since it is a ultra wide angle lens.

Cokin CW499 Filter Holder Kit for Nikon 14-24mm Lens CW499 B&H



Or maybe Lee SW150

LEE Filters SW150 Filter Holder Kit KIT-SW150 B&H Photo Video

 

[tom beard]

Thanks again. The only thing circular on this device would the collar that attaches it to the lens. I used to have a Hassy and got an adustable accordian type lens shade that had slots on the end for large gels. I think it may be somewhat of a specialty or studio type item. Tom

 

[el_shorty]

is it this?
LEE Filters Pro Hood for Cokin "P" Series PH84 B&H