This is a crazy good deal - I went to the promotions page and tried a order to just see the difference, it was more than half off. I then made an order for my I2 and my Canon 82 and 67 mm lenses.
This is a crazy good deal - I went to the promotions page and tried a order to just see the difference, it was more than half off. I then made an order for my I2 and my Canon 82 and 67 mm lenses.The Firecrest are the best in my opinion and they're 50% off... Click here: Promotions
Recommend an ND 1.2 for normal sunny days. Should allow you to achieve your 5.6 aperture on a 12mm or 15mm lens with a 30fps and 1/60 shutter... may need to adjust your aperture up or down a bit.. but should be close. Recommend getting a ND 0.6 as well... I have ND 0.3, 0.6, 0.9, and 1.2... But if I were only getting two, I would get a 0.6 and 1.2. You will want to get the 46mm size with the X5S. Instead of using a ring balancer with a 46mm lens, use a step up adapter (37mm->46mm) instead. Using the step up adapter with the weight of one of these ND filters, will give the proper balance. It will also allow you to use your existing 46mm ND filters.
I placed an order yesterday. It is a good deal. Also I used code FREESHIP to get free shipping. I hope these filters are good for the price.The Firecrest are the best in my opinion and they're 50% off... Click here: Promotions
Recommend an ND 1.2 for normal sunny days. Should allow you to achieve your 5.6 aperture on a 12mm or 15mm lens with a 30fps and 1/60 shutter... may need to adjust your aperture up or down a bit.. but should be close. Recommend getting a ND 0.6 as well... I have ND 0.3, 0.6, 0.9, and 1.2... But if I were only getting two, I would get a 0.6 and 1.2. You will want to get the 46mm size with the X5S. Instead of using a ring balancer with a 46mm lens, use a step up adapter (37mm->46mm) instead. Using the step up adapter with the weight of one of these ND filters, will give the proper balance. It will also allow you to use your existing 46mm ND filters.
Can you help me please utcinema, I went to the promotion, and getting confused by all the numbers, I want some ND filters 0.3,0,6,0,9 and 1,2 for my X5s, can you please point me witch one I must take.I placed an order yesterday. It is a good deal. Also I used code FREESHIP to get free shipping. I hope these filters are good for the price.
Thanks for sharing.
Follow the link 39mm-67mm Circular Firecrest ND Filters (SuperSlim Stackable)Can you help me please utcinema, I went to the promotion, and getting confused by all the numbers, I want some ND filters 0.3,0,6,0,9 and 1,2 for my X5s, can you please point me witch one I must take.
Thanks in advance
Thank you so much utcinema, for your help, they can't ship to FranceFollow the link 39mm-67mm Circular Firecrest ND Filters (SuperSlim Stackable)
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Try their international website 39mm-67mm Circular Firecrest ND Filters (SuperSlim Stackable)Thank you so much utcinema, for your help, they can't ship to France
You're a rock!! OrderedTry their international website 39mm-67mm Circular Firecrest ND Filters (SuperSlim Stackable)
It is much better than nothing.
I would test other filters too because of this slight magenta tint.
So do you like? Looks good to me albeit with a slight magenta tint.
Color cast is not uncommon in filters. I use a Lee Big Stopper on my DSLR and as sure as there is rain in the sky, I get a sort of magenta cast on all of my images. Anyone that knows filters, knows that Lee's are one of the best out there. I think, and could be wrong, that the cast is simply the way the light hits a certain part of the frequency spectrum as it comes off of the filter and onto the sensor. It is easily correctable in post processing.
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