Sold FS: NEW, SEALED Singh-Ray GALEN ROWELL ND-2G-SS Graduated ND filter.

[AnselMortensen]

SOLD, thank you!

1 New, SEALED, NOS (new old stock)
Singh-Ray GALEN ROWELL ND-2G-SS graduated neutral density filter.
84mm x 120mm, 2-f-stop, with soft-edge gradient.
Includes original pouch.
See photos.
**Item is new and SEALED...photo of opened filter is courtesy of the interwebs.**
Asking $35, with CONUS shipping and PayPal fees included.

SOLD!

 

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[Gaston 012]

Hello:
Do they work for B&W or just color?

 

[AnselMortensen]

It's neutral density, so it would work with both B/W and color.

 

[Bill Burk]

I just checked to make sure. I already have 2G-SS so don’t need it.

This is very useful for color slide photos because you can reduce the brightness in the skies for example while not making the details in the foreground plunge to black.

It’s two stops, soft gradient so you will have a better chance of the transition being less noticeable.

They fit standard Cokin holders and they are very high quality. The long rectangular shape allows you to move the gradient up or down to where you need it

 

[AnselMortensen]

I just checked to make sure. I already have 2G-SS so don’t need it.

This is very useful for color slide photos because you can reduce the brightness in the skies for example while not making the details in the foreground plunge to black.

It’s two stops, soft gradient so you will have a better chance of the transition being less noticeable.

They fit standard Cokin holders and they are very high quality. The long rectangular shape allows you to move the gradient up or down to where you need it

Bill is correct..
Thank you for the extra information, Bill!