ND filters

[simpo two]

The filter thread got me thinking :nuts:. It felt really strange so I'm posting this for your thoughts... screw-in or Cokin? I keep a UV filter on my 18-70 and a second filter can cause vignetting - but I don't want to constantly be swapping filters about in the field.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/67mm-Graduated-Neutral-Density-Filter-from-Fotodiox_W0QQitemZ7537351758QQcategoryZ30045QQssPageNameZWD2VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

D70 owners might also be interested in this, from the same company:

http://cgi.ebay.com/LCD-hood-protector-screen-for-Nikon-D70_W0QQitemZ5599571047QQcategoryZ14111QQcmdZViewItem

[_dobbo_]

2nd filter causes vignetting? I should be so lucky, my circular polariser does this at 18mm on it's own!!

To be honest next time I really want a filter I'll go for a cokin type - that way it should fit all my lenses as well.

[Bee_Jay]

_dobbo_ said:

2nd filter causes vignetting? I should be so lucky, my circular polariser does this at 18mm on it's own!!

Need to buy yourself a nice Hoya low profile one (with no thread on the front) - it's fine on my 10mm...

[shadytree]

Got some screw in Polorizors, but my Grads are Lee's.
Bit expensive, but quality kit.

www.leefilters.com

[-DeaDLocK-]

Bee_Jay said:

Need to buy yourself a nice Hoya low profile one (with no thread on the front) - it's fine on my 10mm...

The Hoya Pro circ polarizers are soooooooo expensive though .

[_dobbo_]

-DeaDLocK- said:

Bee_Jay said: Need to buy yourself a nice Hoya low profile one (with no thread on the front) - it's fine on my 10mm... The Hoya Pro circ polarizers are soooooooo expensive though .

Indeed, and you can PS out the vignetting for free! I wont be rushing out to spend money!