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rdking647

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3. these are all good brands

Reply to Blue_In_AK (Original post)

Sun Jul 5, 2015, 07:57 PM

Jul 2015

tiffen
b+w
hoya

i only use screw on filter,the only time i have a problem is with a very wide angle lens sometime i get vignetting depending on the thickness of teh filter and how wide

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I need some expert advice, please. [View all] Blue_In_AK Jul 2015 OP

Here's a few things you might want to consider Major Nikon Jul 2015 #1

So by screw-on, I assume you mean round ones, Blue_In_AK Jul 2015 #2

Tiffen actually makes a great virtual filter software program postatomic Jul 2015 #4

I hear that, Blue_In_AK Jul 2015 #5

Got it. Going for the in-camera thing. postatomic Jul 2015 #6

Yes, I noticed about the dollars. Blue_In_AK Jul 2015 #7

these are all good brands rdking647 Jul 2015 #3