The M10-II Filter Holder from Haida attaches to the front of your lens using an optional adapter ring. The M10-II is compatible with the adapter rings of the predecessor M10 filter holder. Attached to your lens, the M10-II supports up to three 100mm wide, 2mm thick rectangular filters and a single M10-II drop-in filter, such as the dedicated M10-II CPL, sold separately.

The second generation of Haida's M10 100mm filter holder, the M10-II is upgraded with a nonslip design that allows for easier handling in most weather conditions. It also has a new locking design for quicker attachment to adapter rings. New filter guides snap into place rather than requiring screws to be used as in the predecessor version. Also, a new locking knob will keep the holder in place after it has been rotated.

M10-II Filter Holder    Drop-In Circular Polarizer Filter    For Filters 100mm Wide, 2mm Thick    Holds up to 3x 100mm-Wide Filters    ND1.8 Neutral Density Filter    ND0.9 Soft Grad ND    For Still and Video Applications    67-, 72-, 77-, and 82mm Adapter Rings    Filter Case    Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 include the ability to scan negative borders/sprockets?

A: No, the Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 does not include a 35mm option for scanning the boarders and sprockets. However, you can purchase the Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Scanning Cassette listed in the accessories to obtain this look.

Q: 2. Will this fit on a Sony a7iii?

A: No, i'm sorry it is only compatible with the Olympus camera. The following link will list the grips we offer for the A7III; https://bhpho.to/2MlFnOF

Q: 3. Can this fit Leica M10-R?

A: Yes it will fit the M10-R too.

Q: 4. Does this kit have 120 Full-Border Scanning?

A: The Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm and 120 Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 comes with the Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 120 MK2. It will allow scanning of the full image but not the clear edge of the film to create a border.

Q: 5. Does this filter holder work with the sony FE 12-24mm f/2.8 GM lens?

A: No, you would need a larger filter and a specific filter holder for the new 12-24mm 2.8 lens. There is no filter holder available yet for this lens, as it is brand new. Keep checking our website for updates.

Q: 6. What size m10 kit should I buy to fit my sony 14mm f 1.8? I assume the large 82mm will work (it also fits my 24-70 GII).

A: You would need this holder: https://bhpho.to/3oP3O9T. And this adapter to mount it to an 82mm lens: https://bhpho.to/2MW02L9

Q: 7. does the 82mm M10 kit CPL vignette on a sony 14mm f1.8 lens?

A: The Haida M10 Adapter Ring for Sony 14mm F/1.8 GM Lens needs this M10 holder: https://bhpho.to/2MW4TMm. Then it can use this M10 polarizer filter: https://bhpho.to/2MW4VUu. An 82mm filter will not fit the Haida M10 Adapter Ring for Sony 14mm lens.

Q: 8. Will it fit Leica M262?

A: I had am M9 that I traded-in for my M 10 and I could not usemy M( grip . . . however, B&H gives you a solid 30-day returnpolicy, so, under ordinary circumstances, the worst outcomewould be a return of the grip. (Why no look-up 'grip for Leica262'?)

Q: 9. Will this grip work on the Leica M8?

A: No, the M10 base is not the same size as the M8, M9 or the M type 240 or M-P type 240. They do have the same style grip for those previous bodies. Its a shame I traded mine in, I'd sell you my old one. Good luck!

Q: 10. Does this grip fit with the M10-P?

A: Yes.