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hey guys.
I couldn't find a good filter holder and and ND grad filter "i search in amazon but couldn't choose as i don't understand the difference!" and couldn't understand "z pro, p pro...etc" My lens that i wanna use it with is Tokina 11-16mm 2.8 (filter size 77). can someone please give me a link to an actual product. Thanks a lot in advance |
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Quote:
Page 49: Neutral Density Dave |
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what i saw was rounded filters!
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Thanks TCav
isn't it for large filter size "100 i read"! plus I only want the filter holder with the ND grad (2 stops"don't know the number") |
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The holder has to clear the entire angle of view of the lens. Your Tokina 11-16mm is pretty wide, and the holder sticks out pretty far.
In fact, the Z Series may not be large enough. You may have to go to the X Series. I suggest you try a good photography store that will let you try them on. The Cokin graduated ND filters are #121 (See page 64 of http://www.cokin.co.uk/pdf/B026-A.pdf)
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Thanks Chato and TCav.
unfortunately the photo stores here only sells the rounded filter!!!!!!!!!! However, I think instead of buying it online, i'll wait until I travel. Thanks again guys. |
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Let us know how it goes.
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I've never used square filters, or even imagined doing so. What's the advantage? I am totally ignorant of this subject, even though in the course of time I've used many filters.
I assume that there must be one, because manufacturers don't make these products just for the hell of it... ![]() Dave |
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