jethro779 wrote:
Now Jack Benny you aint.
However Jack Benny was a "SharpShooter"
Anandnra wrote:
However Jack Benny was a "SharpShooter"
I think Rochester did a better job of sharpshooting.
SharpShooter wrote:
Lauren, I'll bet that's more than some shooters whole camera!
I'll bet some here have thousands!!! :lol:
SS
They are definitely worth more than my husband's camera :mrgreen: In defense of myself, the filters can be used on any lens, that I can get an adapter ring for, and will go up to 100mm. So, at least I can justify it by not having to purchase any more. :D Unless, of course, I break one.....
Because I shoot micro four thirds (Olympus and Panasonic) and Nikon DX and FX, I have filters of many sizes (37, 46, 52, 58, 62, 67, 72, 77, 86). Plus a set of Tiffen 3"x4" graduated filters. I have CPL, GND and a set of low ND filters for each size lens, plus some high ND filters in a few sizes with step-up rings. Total of 65 filters.
The big expense is the Nikon drop-in CPL filters (3), the Tiffen 3x4's, and the large CPLs. This accounts for ~$1500
Total estimated: ~~$2500-$3000
jcboy3 wrote:
Because I shoot micro four thirds (Olympus and Panasonic) and Nikon DX and FX, I have filters of many sizes (37, 46, 52, 58, 62, 67, 72, 77, 86). Plus a set of Tiffen 3"x4" graduated filters. I have CPL, GND and a set of low ND filters for each size lens, plus some high ND filters in a few sizes with step-up rings. Total of 65 filters.
The big expense is the Nikon drop-in CPL filters (3), the Tiffen 3x4's, and the large CPLs. This accounts for ~$1500
Total estimated: ~~$2500-$3000
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JC, right now I'm just a boy, but when I grow up...., I want to be YOU.
Now THAT'S, what I'm talking about!!!
Niiiiiccccce :lol: :lol:
SS
Most of my filters I bought used, for very little money. With a little patience, it isn't too hard to find second-hand, top name brand filters for a fraction of the price of new.
I have about 400 coffee filters. About $10.00 on Amazon.
SharpShooter wrote:
While the battle, "to use, or not to use a filter", rages on...., what I want to know is how much CASH do you have invested in filters?!
I don't want to know WHAT you have, just how much you have spent.
Weather they are UV's, ND's, CPL's, glass protectors, screw-in, drop-in or holder mounted, I don't care!!
How many filters do you have and HOW much cash wrapped up!
C'mon, don't be afraid, this is NOT confrontational!
Me..., about 10 filters and about $250 total!
YOU..., don't be shy, you're among friends..., step right on up to CONFESSION!!! :lol:
SS
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Rather than trying to figure out how much I've spent on filters, I'm trying to figure out just why in the world it would be anyone else's business!! (Well, I do have one idea, but some of my friends shoot Canon, so I won't mention it! :lol: ).
I have two CP filters, about $350 worth but, only have about $150 invested in them.
MikeMck
Loc: Southern Maryland on the Bay
YOU..., don't be shy, you're among friends..., step right on up to CONFESSION!!! :lol:
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I only have 3 L lenses. Each one has a "clear" filter on it, about $125
I have about $1500 worth-was it worth it? You can probably pick up bits and pieces for a lot less but I now have a one manufacturer set. Adds a very interesting dimension but it ends up being closer to painting than photography!
Boone
Loc: Groundhog Town USA
About $200.00...and I do use them as well.
AlMac
Loc: Newcastle Upon Tyne - UK
8 filters, CP & ND 58mm, 67mm & 77mm, about £300.
For the "record", I'm guessing over a thousand but that includes analog days. Since digital probably about 200.
Sharp Shooter you asked that in a light hearted ways but I ask you, what was your reasoning to ask?
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