ped
Small brown dog
Hi guys
I usually use 400 speed B+W film and use an orange filter and compensate 3 stops when shooting in bright light where I want to stop down.
Is there a system that will allow quicker release of the filter? I'm looking for a red filter now and wondered what options there are. Something that I can clip on/off would be good. I'm using a 28mm Ultron lens so it would be best if it fits under the lenses hood but not critical.
Cheers
I usually use 400 speed B+W film and use an orange filter and compensate 3 stops when shooting in bright light where I want to stop down.
Is there a system that will allow quicker release of the filter? I'm looking for a red filter now and wondered what options there are. Something that I can clip on/off would be good. I'm using a 28mm Ultron lens so it would be best if it fits under the lenses hood but not critical.
Cheers
Thardy
Veteran
I have a filter system for my lenses. I think it's Lee, Cokin, or Tiffen
There is a filter holder (holds the filter) in front of the lens. It is attached to a ring which is placed on the lens. The filter can be changed quickly.
http://www.leefiltersusa.com/camera/
http://www.cokin.com/ico6-100MM-FILTERS.html
There is a filter holder (holds the filter) in front of the lens. It is attached to a ring which is placed on the lens. The filter can be changed quickly.
http://www.leefiltersusa.com/camera/
http://www.cokin.com/ico6-100MM-FILTERS.html
Pirate
Guitar playing Fotografer
I have a Cokin system, but it's for my Hasselblad. I don't know of a system for a small lens besides just changing filters.
damien.murphy
Damien
I'm in the same boat as you. There just doesn't seem to be filters that you can snap on and off, like you would a lens cap. I'm not sure why there isn't, but the only alternatives are the chunky Conkin & Lee filter systems, that are more suited to a tripod mounted/ landscape shooter, alas..
Freakscene
Obscure member
And the Lee and Cokin filters are optically pretty bad, at least in comparison to B+W MRC or Heliopan SHCMP filters.
Marty
Marty
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