The Lee system only has two slots for 4x4 filters. So if I stack two ND's there's just no room for their friend, the 85 warming.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
The image with the rock was color corrected with the filter.
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The Lee system only has two slots for 4x4 filters. So if I stack two ND's there's just no room for their friend, the 85 warming.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
The image with the rock was color corrected with the filter.
Gotcha! Now I'm sure I prefer the screw on kind, I've had up to 5 stacked filters before ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dodphotography
Yeah... But I've changed glass so often that I can't keep changing filter sizes. I just love the universal 4x4!Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
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Originally Posted by Peter Lewin
Oh I'm universal 77mm haha step up rings on everything! (Except the 150 SS XL)Quote:
Originally Posted by dodphotography
No vignetting issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Common mistake made by many. Just a tidbit of trivia, El Capitan was used as a landmark for wagons going west and this was carried onto use for early air travel.Quote:
Originally Posted by alanbutler57
David
Not with anything, as I said except the 150 SS XL which I just don't use filters with at all as I think it's a 95mm filter, just too costly for filters and don't need them that badly.Quote:
Originally Posted by dodphotography
Everything else has 67mm or smaller filter thread so there's no vignette issues with a step up ring it doesn't matter because the extra 77mm difference means the filter is always bigger than the lens opening even when I stack filters.
Southeast Utah
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Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor
Awesome!!! What film?Quote:
Originally Posted by David Lobato