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little stopper tin box vs big stopper padded case

 
ceriltheblade
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Sep 17, 2014 00:44 |  #1

hi folks. I am closing in on a purchase of the big stopper and most likely also the little stopper.
I was wondering, how people protect this little fragile piece of glass?

I have seen mixed reviews in regards to the tin box for the little stopper and the padded bag of the big stopper. I have even seen people who got a specific tupperware box for the filters.

For those of you who have both - which one of the methods impresses you most? can both the little and bog stopper fit in the same tin box that the little stopper comes in?

for other: how do you protect your glass/resin square filters?


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Sep 17, 2014 03:29 |  #2

I keep my glass ND's in B&W 105mm filter cases....the Big and Little stoppers will fit in the same case (just).
http://www.speedgraphi​c.co.uk …filter_case_/14​975_p.html (external link)

For resin filters, I use the ClikElite wallets.


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Sep 19, 2014 20:36 as a reply to  @ Canon Bob's post |  #3

Lee Kit goes in this:

http://www.mindshiftge​ar.com/products/filter​-hive (external link)


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