Good Source for Filters: filterfind.net

[Shaps]

Recently I was looking for a Series 5.5 drop in filter, UV or Haze, for a new lens. Nothing here, Fred Miranda B&S, Etsy. Then I remembered buying a used 34mm filter a hear ago from filterfind,net. I went there and found several 5.5 drop in filters at very reasonable prices.

 

[Roger Thoms]

Yes, great source. I’ve bought a number of filters from him over the years.

 

[MattKing]

What the heck - may as well put it into the thread title and include a link: https://filterfind.net/
We wouldn't normally do this, but there are so many threads on Photrio with similar recommendations....

 

[Pieter12]

I have bought a number of filters from Tim over the years. A great source I go to first when looking for a filter.

 

[Ardpatrick]

What a great resource for those stateside.

I was looking for a couple of B&W monochrome contrast control filters in 52mm to match larger sizes in the same spec that I already have. Between all the ‘too good to be true’ online discounted prices, and the impossibility of finding a yellow or a red filter in a modern camera store that only sells digital cameras and UV filters, I was finding it surprisingly tricky. Eventually I discovered that Calumet in Germany- somewhere accessible to me, currently have discounted prices on new B&W filters including contrast control ones. I can only assume that Calumet in Germany is about as safe a bet as there is for authentic B&W filters, but I suppose the proof will be in the negative as they say! Not cheap, but I like the quality.

 

[GregY]

What the heck - may as well put it into the thread title and include a link: https://filterfind.net/
We wouldn't normally do this, but there are so many threads on Photrio with similar recommendations....

Thanks,, I've been after a yellow & orange 5.5 for quite a while

 

[btaylor]

Yes, Tim is a great vendor. He has new and used of just about any filter you would ever need. Super reasonable prices as well. Plenty of vintage hard to find items.