Pig Iron Pro ND1000 10 Stop Neutral Density Filter (37mm)

This is a great filter at an affordable cost,it's been my on filter I've used for when I want slow down objects moving mainly water

Definately good for the money, that lovely water motion is achievable with this. As with most ND filters (apparently, this is my first) colour is not perfect. Theres a warm tint, but at least, that takes a split second to change in post if you dont want that feel to it. Sharpness seems reasonable but more testing is required, not perfect but I still had say, kit lens quality, good enough. What I did find a negative, 'blue' fringing, i normally get some purple fringing in the lens i use but this was strong and blue...often being around skylines, can be harder to edit in post than your usual purple or green. For just over a tenner though, mostly good product, images do need a bit of post processing though for good results. image attached with only minor processing due to RAW

Not being inclined to drop a couple of hundred quid on a Lee slot in system without having had a chance to check out ND filtering, £15 seemed a decent price to experiment.I am, if not blown away, at least mightily impressed with this little thing. I can't comment on its durability (yet), but as a 10-stopper this is terrific and perfect for the Canon 16-35mm lens. No colour cast *at all*, and minimal vignetting in low light.Downside: being screw-on it can be a bit of a faff, but nothing forward planning shouldn't be able to deal with. Also it seems to attract dust easily.But really, very good value for money,

As good as any expensive filters, no noticeable colour shift - although I usually auto white balance in post regardless of whether I've used a filter or not. So don't bother spending any more than you need. Just buy this.

My first crack and ND Photography so was not looking to break the bank. Worked well and very happy with it

I only bought this in case l had to use it in adverse weather.I did some test shots, not as sharp as my normal filters and there is some colour cast.For a cheap filter it is ok, good for beginners.

ND filters can be very expensive considering you may only use one a few times a year. This one is good value

I have a couple of other Pig Iron ND filters for my other cameras and I have always been happy with the quality of the filters for the price. I decided purchase this one to fit my Lumix FZ1000.The image quality through it is pretty good however I did notice a colour cast, something which was absent from the other Pig Iron Filters I have previously bought. This was something I could correct in post but it does stop it being a 5* review.