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CameraBuff wrote in post #15211073
I love the way you composed this one!

Thank you. I tried to find a good balance between the river and grey sky, trees and buildings.

Oh no, when i took the pouch of my LEE BS out of a bag, i found out it is broken, i didn't open it yet not used at all, pity i have to buy another one and my money is just wasted, i don't think the dealer will make any replacement for this mistake.

Tareq wrote in post #15216780
Oh no, when i took the pouch of my LEE BS out of a bag, i found out it is broken, i didn't open it yet not used at all, pity i have to buy another one and my money is just wasted, i don't think the dealer will make any replacement for this mistake.

That is horrible....I would at least try and see if they might do something. It doesn't hurt to inquire.

QueenChatty wrote in post #15217314
That is horrible....I would at least try and see if they might do something. It doesn't hurt to inquire.

Sure, i will take it with me and see, if they will do something fine, if not ok, i will buy another one and buy a hard case only for filters and keep it from any impacts, i really don't know how did the filter broke in the bag, it was in the front place, sure i didn't care much to carry/roll the back slightly to avoid impacts on all sides of the bag.

I am going to figure out a more secure way to protect the LEE filters...I really don't want to go through that breakage of such an expensive hard to find item...

Yes let this be a lesson for all of us.....I know I am going to see what I can do better to protect my filters. Right now I just have all my Lee filters and holder in a separate bag. It was the camera bag that came with my first DSLR and thought it would be a good place to keep them...but if something fell on top of the bag I guess they could get broken.

TRhoads wrote in post #15217334
I am going to figure out a more secure way to protect the LEE filters...I really don't want to go through that breakage of such an expensive hard to find item...

You should, now i will do the same with all of my other filters jst-n-cse.

all of my screw on filters are in their plastic case, and then in a padded carrier...pretty safe...but these LEE filters are big...need to think about how to do this...


all of my parts are here now...taking off tomorrow on a trip, hopefully I can find something to do a little LE work on...

TRhoads wrote in post #15217353
all of my screw on filters are in their plastic case, and then in a padded carrier...pretty safe...but these LEE filters are big...need to think about how to do this...


all of my parts are here now...taking off tomorrow on a trip, hopefully I can find something to do a little LE work on...

I use the Lee Filter pouches along with a LowePro S&F 100 to store them. I've got 8 Lee Filters so far and have not had any issues.

I had a look at the Lowepro S&F but I didn't care much at all for the actual pouches inside, they felt kind of abrasive so I got myself a Lee 10 filter pouch and I'm more than happy with it, nice soft velvet type individual pouches, great protection.

Soft is great for protecting from scratches.
Soft doesn't help protecting from external forces.
So there should be two hard sides to slide the filters between.

I use the clik filter valet

Playing with the 77 UWA...took me a minute to figure out how it attaches...it is all making sense now...pretty trick little piece...I just wish the LEE logo would line up TDC...not off center...that drives my OCD nuckin futz.

I may buy that kind of hard case bag, small one, just for filters and some small sensitive stuff.

JohnPh wrote in post #15217964
I had a look at the Lowepro S&F but I didn't care much at all for the actual pouches inside, they felt kind of abrasive so I got myself a Lee 10 filter pouch and I'm more than happy with it, nice soft velvet type individual pouches, great protection.

I put my Lee filters inside the lee filter pouches, then put those into the LowePro S&F 100. The dividers are definitely NOT conducive to keeping filters nice.