Yes, you need to get the suitable adapter ring for your lens. But the filter holder is universal. Important part would be the adapter ring attached to your lens.

who here changes lens often?

me

if i go shoot event, gerenti changing betwen UWA and tele

Ditto

During the paintball event also I changed lens few times during the play, lucky never kena shot or anything while doing it

i change lens at home always due to boredom

sometimes im in rush to take picture of aeroplane, i change lens at seaside coz the place near sea



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Yes, the holder is universal and supports most lenses with a filter thread up to 77mm. For lenses like the Nikkor 14-24 F/2.8, you'd need to get a special holder from Lee (SW150). What makes the difference is the ring, and yes you will need a ring for all sizes. What a friend of mine does is to get a 77mm ring and to get step down rings. This way is cheaper, but might cause vignette if you do stack too many stop down rings.

As for the coloured filters, the most common one i see people using is the Tobacco, which is orange in colour. The other colours which you mentioned, i have not tried, but you can always try them out, no harm. Especially if they don't suit colour photography, you can use them in black and white photos. But well, colours can very much be simulated in Photoshop nowadays.The must have filters will be the Gradual NDs, at least get a 3 stop Hard GND and another 3 stop soft GND. That will give you quite a lot of flexibility.

i poor boy.
i bring my 80-200 and canon s90 in my pocket for wider shots

Cheers! Finally i know what to get

Thanks for your info once again! Cant wait to get them soon! How bout nd2,nd4 and nd8? A must as well rite?

So now i will get nd2,nd4,nd8 gnd soft and hard 3 stops and gnd orange, purple, blue and grey!

Cant wait to try out some feathering effects by using handheld the filter in front of the lens on landscape shots instead of attach those filters on the filter holder.

Not so much if you have 2 bodies.

But yes, if I change lenses on location, I do it in the bag. When the camera body remains open while opening the lens cap, I use my hand to temporarily cover the hole on the camera body.

You have it?

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I got a friend who works in Digital Mall selling around that price. Want me to intro you to go there?

any nice price for nikkor 35mm f1.8?

His shop's lens stock a bit hard to get. When I want to buy it also no stock, so I found another one selling at RM750, just outside Digital Mall. The shop is called Miami something

But cameras like D3100, D5100 and D7000 still got. Yesterday when I went to find him got a customer just bought a D7000

oo how often do you clean sensor?

As long as dust didnt show up on the images, no need to bother about cleaning sensor

might be going to kl tomolo...
ani shop to re-commend...?
prefer d best price i could get...
might plan to get body one(without free 50mm) if possible...
& ori grip...

Just got this 2 in 1 tripod

From this



to this



Oh shit i laid my cam on the wall, what if it dropped?

the monopod look so skinny..wonder if accidently kicked it,will it bend?

You should mount it on your 70-200, much stable that way