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Help with filters and lens choice
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<blockquote data-quote="steveatesh" data-source="post: 350150" data-attributes="member: 29471"><p>Hi, I have the HiTech system in the 85mm aluminum holder model, with soft graduated filter for landscape and the 10 stop for long exposure. I decided to go down the HiTech route due to not being able to justify the cost of Lee for a hobby, and I have not been disappointed. </p><p>When I go out I fasten the holder to the lens (stock or 55-200 telephoto) and slide in the ND grad filter, ready to go. It stays there and there is no danger of it dropping off.</p><p> The stock lens is not internal focus so you have to be aware of that and make sure the filter holder is repositioned if necessary, but it's easy to do. </p><p>The filters are neutral and although sometimes the 10'stop needs a little colour correction but get your WB right and any cast disappears easy.</p><p>I'd recommend them. Best wishes, Steve</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steveatesh, post: 350150, member: 29471"] Hi, I have the HiTech system in the 85mm aluminum holder model, with soft graduated filter for landscape and the 10 stop for long exposure. I decided to go down the HiTech route due to not being able to justify the cost of Lee for a hobby, and I have not been disappointed. When I go out I fasten the holder to the lens (stock or 55-200 telephoto) and slide in the ND grad filter, ready to go. It stays there and there is no danger of it dropping off. The stock lens is not internal focus so you have to be aware of that and make sure the filter holder is repositioned if necessary, but it's easy to do. The filters are neutral and although sometimes the 10'stop needs a little colour correction but get your WB right and any cast disappears easy. I'd recommend them. Best wishes, Steve [/QUOTE]
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