How could I apply ND filters to this lens so I can film outside?
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Check this threadhttp://www.dpreview.com/articles/2328058603/samyang-announces-14mm-f2-8-lens-filter-holder.
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Because there are no filter threads maybe a matte box with large ND filters, but 14mm might be too wide. Don't know. When i use this lens in bright sunlight filming with my Canon 5D MKIII and 7D MKIII, i use a low ISO, a high shutter speed and also shoot slow motion (60FPS) and speed up in post as needed.. Alternately use a C100 which has the ND filters in-camera.
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Treat s any high quality lens. Would suggest putting a b and w uv filter for protection
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There are none. No room for a filter because the lens is protruding outward. Just be very careful and keep the lens hood on always.
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There are a couple external devices available, that attach over the Lens hood. They are pretty pricey. Check with B&H; Photo
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Hello Cynthia. Just bend a little the lens to insert or extract from the right spots as the lens have a small cut to adapt perfectly. It's easy.Good luck!
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I have the same setup, as with most applications, there will be slight vignetting when using the lens at 10mm, but that can be easily cropped. Really like my ND Set. Good luck! Richard
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The camera is not threaded so a screw in filter or lens hood is not available. There are kits available that fit over the lens barrel that come with a lens hood and various filters, though I have not tried these myself.
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You can get a filter, but the depth of the lens hood obviates the need for it. I just got back from Australia shooting with the lens in all weather and conditions and did not use a filter. Better images that way as well.Regards,Evan
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The lens is not threaded although there are converters available they really don't work. To use a filter you need an extension tube. Then you can use a 67mm filter.The downside of the extension tube is you have to zoom out to get a full frame shot. Maybe someone else has another workaround.
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No, you can't. There are not even any threads to mount auxiliary lenses or even any filters.
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There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.
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Fotodiox makes an aftermarket filter set, with adapter, that works well with this lens...
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The previous response is correct, you need an adapter to use filters. But if you use the adapter, you can't use a lens hood. The filter/adapter is wider than the lens.
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im not really sure. But you have to remember that is a telephoto lens and I believe the manufacturer placed that in there for outdoor shots. It will automatically filter the bright blue sky....
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Yes, in fact, that's the basic standard for all filters. You can attach additional filters like ND, UV, gradient.. etc, attach screw type lens hood, attach lens cap... whatever the need, thredding on both sides are available as per the standards. Take care not to clean by rubbing. Apparently, this is only flash coated.
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you can put a filter on the hood..there is a thread mount on it. there is i little bit shadow appear in the image when you set the lens in 55mm. adjust the lens a little bit and the shadow will disappear..
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You do not say what size filter the lens takes. Given the wide angle of coverage you need to be aware of the filter and/or hold encroaching into the edges of the frame. You can easily work around this and even with a standard screw in filter you will have the same problem. The ND and Graduated ND filters will open worlds of opportunity for creativity in your images. They are well made. Good choice and a must have for the landscape photographer.