MrPhotog wrote:
You didn’t say what lens you were using this on. Stacking the cpl and the filter adapter might cause some vignetting with wideangle lenses. If it works with a normal lens then it would also work with telephotos.
If circumstances allow, you might eliminate the thickness of the adapter and simply hold the plastic filter in front of the lens. As long as it is flat against the edge of tbe cpl mounting ring you’ll have no internal reflectiont problems. But you might need a third hand or need a tripod.
I used to use 4” (100 mm) gelatin filters in a bellows lens hood. Though more fragile, they were a bit less in price than the plastic Cokin filters, when that system came out.
I would recommend gelatin filters, but I just checked B&H and see that, at over $86 each, they are still available—but at 15 to 20 times the price I paid ! The optical quality is top rate, but it seems the price is at the top rate, too!
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Primarily this lens will be used with the Nikon 17-35mm f2.8 as mentioned in the original question. However it might be used with Nikon 24-120 f4 and the 70-200 f2.8 . . All have 77mm lens threads