Hoya S-HMC UV filter and vignetting at 10mm wide (15mm in 35mm equivalent) Does anyone have this problem?
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I would refer you to this link http://www.kenrockwell.com/tokina/11-16mm.htm where it is recommended for use at 11mm. Don't know if this totally answers the 10mm question but at least its a start.
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Takes a standard 77mm UV filter. Not sure if it creeps into the image. I can check.
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I believe the fish-eye filter merely gives you a fisheye-like distortion. The wideness of the view will depend entirely on the lens you use.
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I'm using it on a Nikon zoom lens with 58mm threads, As the ad mentions, it does show slight vignette when extended, but I was able to remove some of the material on the hood that was causing the vignette with a file.
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Hi Peter, mechanical vignetting happens when a the beam of light coming from an object is block by external objects like using a thick stack of filters or improper hood lens. Using a slim line filter will not produce vignetting on this Sony lens. -Ely
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The adapter and UV filter will probably cause vignetting at the wide angle setting of G10. Not fatal but to be considered.
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My 58mm B+W UV filters both came in a 77mm case... they slide around a lot horizontally, but I don't think the glass ends up touching anything..
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It is a fisheye lens with a 180 degree view so standard filters do not fit. (My lens cap is now loose and keeps falling off so just be aware that this may also happen to you. I took the lens hood to the local camera shop and they inserted fresh tape on the inside of the hood to grip the lens).
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This is a standard filter size. I have had no problems with vignettes even at 10mm
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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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Yes you will see vignetting near the 24mm range and maybe in the 30mm range. If you use the polarizing filter take off the UV filter first. You do not need both on and the more you stack the worse the vignetting will get.
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I did not buy a Hoya polarizer, but I do have the tiffen, which I would definitely not recommend. Because when I looked thru the polarizer to see a LCD screen and rotated, there is no change of the strength of the light, which means there is no or minimum polarizing effect. It can only to be used as a protect glass. I would recommend a B+W or Hoya. Do not waste money.
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Hi Andrew,By utilizing the lens adapter ring, I was able to attach a standard 52mm UV filter. Therefore, if all of the ancillary items you listed above attach with the same type of threading, you're good to go!However, the sx510 hs does not have interchangeable lenses. Hope this helps!
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Depending upon your telescope optics I see no reason why using the diagonal should be a problem. Some telescopes have light baffles that may cause vignetting depending on focal length.
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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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You can get a P89 thread adaptor at www.nextphoto.net. Works loke a charm. I used the 52 mm adaptor. then you get a standard UV filter. T. Preston
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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.