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I've been doing a lot of outdoor photography with my Ricoh GR II and often I use a Hoya circular polarizer to good effect.
I've been thinking of occasionally using an ND grad filter to control the bright caribbean skies.
Has anyone here used a Cokin "A" filter system with the Ricoh? I know I can get a 37mm adaptor ring from Cokin and attach their filter holder system. But I am afraid that with Ricoh's 28mm wide angle lens, there might be some vignetting.
It's funny I have a box full of large Cokin filters (as well as Tiffen "Pro-Mists") which I used to use about 12 years ago with a mattebox on video cameras. But there is no way that I will carry these big filters that are larger than the Ricoh.
The good news is that the Cokin "A" filters are pretty inexpensive so I won't mind purchasing a ND1 and a ND2. I just don't want to spend the money, only to find that I am getting all this vignetting!
Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
I've been thinking of occasionally using an ND grad filter to control the bright caribbean skies.
Has anyone here used a Cokin "A" filter system with the Ricoh? I know I can get a 37mm adaptor ring from Cokin and attach their filter holder system. But I am afraid that with Ricoh's 28mm wide angle lens, there might be some vignetting.
It's funny I have a box full of large Cokin filters (as well as Tiffen "Pro-Mists") which I used to use about 12 years ago with a mattebox on video cameras. But there is no way that I will carry these big filters that are larger than the Ricoh.
The good news is that the Cokin "A" filters are pretty inexpensive so I won't mind purchasing a ND1 and a ND2. I just don't want to spend the money, only to find that I am getting all this vignetting!
Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!