Neutral Density Filters Hard Edge.
Mar 21, 2013 07:34:29 #
kendo1 wrote:
Back on topic, it seems a great deal of money to spend on a filter. I would go for a screw in filter for the lens I would be most likely to use. It seems to be an awful lot of faffing about changing lenses, filter holders, filter cases, etc. I'd rather be taking pics.
Agreed. Some filters seem ridiculously expensive, but I guess a lot goes into manufacturing certain filters. I can live without the expensive ones. I did get a set of the Cokin P-type of filter on Amazon for under $50, although I haven't used them very much. That's not the type of thing you're going to take on a family vacation to a tourist area and keep swapping out filters, with the camera on a tripod and your family waiting for you to move on to the next photo op.
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