Has anybody any experience with using this filter on a full-frame camera 24mm- lens? Any issues with vignetting?
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I use it on a d810 with 17-35f2.8 and indeed get some vig at 17, not sure about 24 but the filter is pretty thin. If it's really a concern use a step up ring and a larger filter. I just shoot wide.
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For the 24-105, you shouldn't have problems with vignetting if you've got a single filter (no stacking thereof) and are shooting with with your aperture closed down a bit. Good Luck!
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It would be helpful if you were more specific on which lens you'd be mounting the filter to. Thanks.
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I use it on a Canon 5D Mark II with a 24mm lens and don't see any noticeable vignetting. Because of it's thin profile, you should be able to use it on very wide lenses without any problem.
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I have a 24-70 L series on my full frame Canon and it works without getting into the shot up to about 28mm and that is without taking off the other filter, which is also a slim-line. Without the second filter, it would probably work all the way to 24. However, if you're using a cropped frame sensor, you shouldn't have any issues. It is about as low profile as it can get and the only other thing I would mention is because it a rotating type of filter, you will get hot spots as you increase the ND effect up near its maximum.
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I use the adapter and filter together all the time. and get no vignetting on my SX-50.
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I have a canon 24-70mm f2.8 (very comparable with your Tamron) and as with all variable ND filters there is a degree of vignetting at the higher points, especially if you tend towards more full daylight shooting. the Tiffen is manageable however and still offers up great image quality.
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I've owned both the Polarizer and 010M filter for the Canon 24-105 MM and can guarantee you will see vignetting at 24mm with the Polarizer and a slight darkening with the 010M (UV) filters. The slim filters are the way to go if you're going to be shooting anything at below 28mm. The B&W; site goes into a bit more detail on what length vignetting becomes an issue but in my experiments with the 24-105 anything below 35mm using the Polarizer will vignette. If you're not planning on stacking filters (which is generally a bad idea with L glass anyway) I'd go with the thin filters and just change them out as needed. I leave the Slim Polarizer on my 17-40 mm about 85% of the time. I've owned both the Polarizer and 010M filter for the Canon 24-105 MM and can guarantee you will see vignetting at 24mm with the Polarizer and a slight darkening with the 010M (UV) filters. The slim filters are the way to go if you're going to be shooting anything at below 28mm. The B&W; site goes into a bit more detail on what length vignetting becomes an issue but in my experiments with the 24-105 anything below 35mm using the Polarizer will vignette. If you're not planning on stacking filters (which is generally a bad idea with L glass anyway) I'd go with the thin filters and just change... » Read More I've owned both the Polarizer and 010M filter for the Canon 24-105 MM and can guarantee you will see vignetting at 24mm with the Polarizer and a slight darkening with the 010M (UV) filters. The slim filters are the way to go if you're going to be shooting anything at below 28mm. The B&W; site goes into a bit more detail on what length vignetting becomes an issue but in my experiments with the 24-105 anything below 35mm using the Polarizer will vignette. If you're not planning on stacking filters (which is generally a bad idea with L glass anyway) I'd go with the thin filters and just change them out as needed. I leave the Slim Polarizer on my 17-40 mm about 85% of the time. « Show Less
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The short answer is no it won't have a black circle. However, are you using this on an A7(n)? If so, I'm not sure if there will be any vignetting from the adapter itself (your full frame lens will not be an issue). But it is important to note that you super nice lens will become manual focus, no IS, and stuck at a wide open f/2.8... This is all fine if you just want to play once in a while, but you'll eventually want to have a lens that can at the very least stop down.
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Yes, I personally use this 77mm filter with my Tokina 11-16mm. It will work without any vignetting. Great filter too!
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HI, due to the angle of the lens if you don't use a thin filter it will vignette around the edges.
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My Lens adapter ring is 67mm and the filter holder inside diameter is approx. 1/2 larger than the adapter ring. I've used an 18-105 lens with the gnd's and haven't experienced vignetting, however, I haven't "tested" the lens for vignetting through the whole range of the focal length. I'm new to gnd's but with the large opening for the filter opening I don't foresee any problems with vignetting. So far I'm well pleased with the filter system, Hope this helps. Pete P.
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Mathieu, I have on used older Canon EF lenses, especially the 55mm Macro lens, and found no vignetting of note...hope this helps....May 14, 2013
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I just bought an adapter ring that accepts 67mm filters. So far, so good. I can't believe that Nikon offers NO support for this. I tried the 'tube' adapter and it really didn't work for me at all. I zoom in and out all the time and with the tube on you can't do that. I will say that the adapter ring that I bought was REALLY loose at first and I didn't think it would work out. It seems to have seated itself to my camera no and stays on quite nicely.
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Depending on how many filters you stack, and/or if you add other filters behind the system will affect how much, if any vignetting will occur. If you use them as intended with hood supplied you should not notice any major vignetting, if any at all.
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Ron, Hello! In my experience I believe that you will see some vignetting with anything wider than about 20mm with the Cokin Z-Pro. You may also want to look at the Formatt-Hitech 165mm Lucriot system. They are 165mm (6.5") standard filters with grads in 165x200 (6.5x8"). They were designed to not have vignetting issues with wide angle lenses like the Nikon 14-24 , Canon 16-35mm 4L or the Sigma 8-16 and 12-24 . It is also available with adaptors for standard 72-82mm lenses. You can find more information about this series on the Formatt-Hitech website here: https://www.formatt-hitech.com/en/products/Lucroit-Holders~80.html We will have these in stock shortly. Feel free to contact us for more information. Have a great day! Deven Morgan Event Cameras
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I use it on a Nex6 & found no vignette on any of my lenses. Works best on longer focal lengths. 135 MM in APS-C is, for me, the sweet spot.
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I'm not familiar with your camera... I'm using it on video camera with a 72mm diameter lens, so I had to get a 72mm to 58mm step-down ring to attach it. This could cause some vignetting on wide shots, but for my application this was not a problem.
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I am using a 52mm UV filter on this camera. No problem. With a rubber hood there is a vignet problem at wide-angle. I ordered a 52mm to 67mm ring and a 67mm hood to take care of it.Great camera!
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Assuming you have a 58mm lens, yes. However if your lens is 18mm you will get slight vignetting despite what they claim