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Hey everyone, I was wondering if I would get any vignetting if I attached 3 Tiffen 0.9 ND filters to my camera at once.
I want to get a range between 3 and 9 stops darker in my shots, however ordering a 0.9 and a 1.8 filter is more expensive than just getting three 0.9's (and the 1.8 isn't in stock). So will that give me any vignetting having 3 filters on at once? |
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Most likly.
Try to avoid too many layers of glass in front of your lens. All that internal reflection off the filter surfaces could degrade image quality. A polarizer will act like a ND lens too. BiLL :| |
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I tried to put 3 filters on the p850 and with the 3rd one you can see some little dark corners !!
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Might get a little and that is why they give them to you in differing shades! I use the Cokin A-series filters when I'm stacking a lot of them together and the filters and the holder are so much bigger than the lens that no vignetting occurs! Here is one with a Skylite 1-A filter, a Polorizer filter and a 120 Gradual gray ND filter stacked with a shade attached!
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