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Variable ND Filters?
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I see 7dayshop are doing variable ND Grads one filter that goes from 2 up to 8,
seems to work like a circular polariser, sounds like a good idea if it works, cuts
down on filters and cost. Range from £17.49 for a 52mm to £44.99 for a 86mm.Are you sure they are grads?
I saw them in Conns last week, Fader I think was the make. I wasnt buying though….. already spent too much!
Thats what it described them as Des, they look quite good (if they work)
Here is the link
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/default.php?filterwords=7dayshop+Lens+Filter+-+Variable+ND&x=0&y=0&filterwordsalldb=1&r=20110331-2Thats the same as the ones I saw in Conns, different make though. They are variable ND’s, not variable ND grads….. which is what I was trying to say :) .
Bricker wrote:
Thats the same as the ones I saw in Conns, different make though. They are variable ND’s, not variable ND grads….. which is what I was trying to say :) .
Ahh right, I wonder are they any good? What price were Conns asking?
ossie13 wrote:
Jenny I’ve seen an advert for these I think they were Light Craft?
Steve
Dont think I have heard of that make, are they any good do you know?
I’ve been following various sites debate Fader NGs.
From a bunch of reading and separating out the talkers from those who own, I’ve concluded this:
Buy a real Lightcraft or Singh-Ray
Don’t buy anything else they are poor quality knockoffs = distortion, color cast, bad filter thread, etc, etc
Pros buy Singh-Ray = super expensive no problems ever
We buy Lightcraft = expensive (make sure you get the Mark II version)
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