Will this vignette at 16mm? Thanks.
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Ron, Hello! In my experience I believe that you will see some vignetting with anything wider than about 20mm with the Cokin Z-Pro. You may also want to look at the Formatt-Hitech 165mm Lucriot system. They are 165mm (6.5") standard filters with grads in 165x200 (6.5x8"). They were designed to not have vignetting issues with wide angle lenses like the Nikon 14-24 , Canon 16-35mm 4L or the Sigma 8-16 and 12-24 . It is also available with adaptors for standard 72-82mm lenses. You can find more information about this series on the Formatt-Hitech website here: https://www.formatt-hitech.com/en/products/Lucroit-Holders~80.html We will have these in stock shortly. Feel free to contact us for more information. Have a great day! Deven Morgan Event Cameras
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Set your 10-22mm to 16mm and it will be the same as that. Take a picture at 16mm and another at 10mm and compare the difference.
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I bought this specifically so I can use it with that lens which I plan to buy soon. Though I do not have the actual lens right now, I believe it will not cause vignetting because the glass is much larger than the 82mm ring size. Its actually offset a bit to avoid vignetting
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Maybe a little at wide angle. It is hard to get that with a small image sensor (electronic film size)
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I don't believe you do - I get no vignetting on my Tokina 12-28 at 12mm on my DX3200 at all, not even a trace. Just make sure it's the only filter on the lens when in use, and you should be fine. :) To be perfectly frank, I'm not sure how I'd manage a thin version - the turn ring on this one is about as fine and thin as I can easily manage. Anything thinner and I suspect I'd be fumbling at times.
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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.
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Paired with the wife angle converter the 16 mm is awesome for wide angels. By itself it is wider then the stock by about 15-20 degrees.
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Based on the fact that it is meant for a crop sensor (DX format), there would be vignetting at wide angles, then less noticeable at 50mm. The extent of vignetting would have to be viewed personally, but it should be significant at 17mm.
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Hey, no bro.... It can be mounted but u will get heavy vignetting to the point it actually looks like looking out of a barrel... It was designed for the 16mm prime
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16mm is plenty wide for most indoor shots. Only problem area might be bathrooms or closets. The 11-18 will likely have significant barrel distortion and you might not want your pix to look distorted.
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Absolutely, mine is a 16x48 & it more than does the job. It was by far worth every penny!
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I feel that vignetting along the edges will be more dependent on the focal length of your lens. I have not had any vignetting issues when using focal lengths over 5omm.
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I know that it is for a dx instead of full frame and you may get some vignetting but that is not always true. I would google 11-16 full frame vignetting to see what others have experienced. luke
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Yes I believe you will especially on the 11-16mm. But I also think that shooting with that wide of lens, in most cases you could afford to crop it out if necessary.
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The Victor Cine Model 4 looks as if it predates the Super 8mm format. It probably only accepts either Standard 8mm or 16mm film. That's my best guess anyways.
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Yep. Manual aperture and focus. Some vignetting and hard to correct distortion but performs great for the price. The 16mm is designed for smaller sensors but the 14mm is the one you want.
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Actually, no. It won't. Technically, it will take the 16:9 and toss it inside of the 4:3 box (which is its native ratio). You can then make adjustments to make it larger in order to compensate.Honestly, you're better off going with a higher quality projector. This one was terrible. I returned it. Spent twice as much but was 10x happier.