QUOTE(Holyjolly @ Dec 12 2016, 08:18 PM)
Dear all sifu-sifu here, I have a tokina 11-16mm UWA lens and I want to try ND filters for those long exposure landscape photography.
At first, I am looking for variable ND filter since it can be adjusted according to different density, which sounds more economical since I have a limited budget.
However, as far as i know, variable ND filter is not recommend for UWA lens as you can see its frame/vignetting.
Some people say need to get a bigger variable ND filter so that you wont see vignetting, using step up ring i think?
Or get those square filter with holder would help?
If get a fixed ND filter, is there any level (stops) of ND filter that is "fit-for-all-use" or provide versatility? (common ND used)
Please enlighten me. Thanks!
http://breakthrough.photography/nd-buying-guide/At first, I am looking for variable ND filter since it can be adjusted according to different density, which sounds more economical since I have a limited budget.
However, as far as i know, variable ND filter is not recommend for UWA lens as you can see its frame/vignetting.
Some people say need to get a bigger variable ND filter so that you wont see vignetting, using step up ring i think?
Or get those square filter with holder would help?
If get a fixed ND filter, is there any level (stops) of ND filter that is "fit-for-all-use" or provide versatility? (common ND used)
Please enlighten me. Thanks!
According to the article, 6 stops ND filter is a good one to start with.
This post has been edited by Grajindo: Jan 4 2017, 01:36 PM
Jan 4 2017, 01:32 PM

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