SW150. Widen your creative opportunities.
Ultra-wide angle lenses are vital components in any landscape photographer’s toolkit, with the ability to include more information in the frame, exaggerate perspective, and emphasise drama. However, they often aren’t compatible with standard filter systems.
Our innovative SW150 Mark II system solves this problem. Designed specifically for use with ultra-wide angle lenses, it opens up all the same creative possibilities that are part of standard filter systems.
More options. Enhanced creativity. Maximum control.
Creative freedom
Say goodbye to design constraints. The SW150 Mark II system lets you use filters with a more extensive range of ultra-wide angle lenses than ever before. With a design adapted from its predecessor, the SW150 is compatible with:
- Our range of neutral density graduated and standard filters
- Polariser
- ProGlass IRND
- Little, Big, and Super Stopper
Spend less time worrying about how to get that perfect shot, and more time taking it.


SW150 ND Filters
Our range of neutral-density graduated filters are used to balance the exposure within a scene, typically between a bright sky and darker land. They are available in a range of different strengths and gradations. The SW150 system features ND grads in soft, medium, hard, and very hard versions, making them suitable for nearly all eventualities.

SW150 ProGlass IRND
Precision glass ND Standards reduce the exposure across the frame. These filters are remarkably neutral, with virtually no colour shift and extremely accurate stop values. They block both infrared and ultraviolet pollution, so blacks remain pure and clean while colours are crisp, punchy, and vibrant.

SW150 Accessories
Our range of accessories will help you look after your equipment. These include the Lightshield to stop flare from spoiling images, ClearLEE Filter Wash to remove greasy marks and fingerprints or salty residues, pouches and wraps to keep your filters dry and clean, and a Stopper case to protect your Stopper filters from unwanted knocks.
