ND Filters
Square one come in 3 types,
A,P,Z, in increasing size of holders.
Basically,
An adaptor ring screws onto your filter thread, a holder fits over the ring, the filter slots into the holder.
Most people go for P sizes, unless you want to go really wide these will do.
My advice; buy rings and holders from china, much cheaper. Then get the best quality filters you can affored; Lee or Cokin.
Look HERE for cheap rings
Davex.
Thank you.
Kind regards
Charlotte
They are available from Premier Ink, where I bought mine.
Graham
Thank you shaun, I think I could do with a grad filter as well that will stop me having problems with high lights in the sky.
They look good Graham I'll look into those in more detail when I've saved some pennies maybe.
I've ordered a cokin holder for the moment because with the adapters I can use the holder on all of my lenses. I wonder if I can borrow hubby's welding mask.
Thanks
Charlotte
You turn the filter like a polariser and it reduces the light variably
Presumably they do this using polarisation. Could two polarisers be stacked to achieve the same effect/functionality?
my two cheap-ass polarizers didn't give a great result
Fair enough - I've got two of similar provenance to yours, so will look out for a proper ND filter instead!
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I need (definitely a need and not a want this time:wink a grey ND filter to enable me to continue my experimentation with long exposures.
Can someone guide me in the right direction - I'm completely out of my depth. There are square ones and round ones and lots of different makes.
Any recommendations will be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks,
Charlotte
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