If I buy the color graduated neutral density 0.6 filter, do I need to by the 0.6 neutral density filter? Or is there a difference?
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More than likely not (depending upon the color). But try the color filter out and determine if you need the other one.
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Hi I buy the orange tiffen filter were are they because a I'm traveling in few days to mi country and I need to know the transit time of the delivery thanks regards
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UV(C) passes much more ultraviolet light than UV(0) filters. Additionally, the Pro 1 coating is a little more transparent and easier to clean. Finally, the Pro1 rim is higher quality. See hoya's website below: http://www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/generalfilters/uvcslimframe/
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I just did a photo shoot of sunset over Anclote Key in the gulf of Mexico using a the Tiffen ND 0.6. amd ISO 100 with a shutter speed of 320. When the sun was nearly down, the light dropped off and I removed the filter and shot a few more frames which gave me a comparison of filter vs no filter. The colors were "richer" (more saturated) with the filter. I used a Canon T4i and a 24-105MM f4.0L lens.
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Agreed - Amazon doesn't do enough to describe the product. That said, the photo they supply is accurate, as the filters that come with it are the 0.6, 0.9, and the 1.2 neutral density filters. It was exactly what I was looking for and despite the lack of information, I'm very happy with the purchase. Hope that helps.
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I just looked at mine and it shows "B+W 58 010 UV - Haze 1x MRC". Not sure if you can specify the exact one you want in this listing. The manufacturers website is at: https://www.schneideroptics.com/Ecommerce/CatalogItemDetail.aspx?CID=630&IID;=5722B&H; Photo says the filter factor is 1.0.
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From what I understand you can use either filter in the unit. I love mine. I'm using the one that came with it currently, but then bought the better filter in a six pack at Costco.
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http://www.knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?prod=57-3023-1 scroll down to the accessories section and they have multiple colors for the wrappers. They are not required unless you live in an excessively damp or dirty environment. Just grab the "part number" and search for one here on Amazon, you'll find one for much cheaper than what K&N is asking for them
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Seems quite neutral to me. I haven't tried to blow it to over 100% and look for CA's or anything like that. You get so many filters to play with, in my view, more than you would ever use. I took them out a couple of times to try the colours on a sunset. OK, but not entirely to my taste. Too obviously manipulated. The NG's and the ND's are the useful ones for me. They are cheap enough, to me, to be worth the learning curve as to what I would want to spend my $$ if more use turns out I need better. So far, 3 art landscape shoots of 100 frames + each, not yet.
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Clear filter, 007M, is the prefered choice and priced higher. UV coating can slightly distort coloring and its benefits are debatable.
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Thanks for your interest in our item. The filters that come with this kit are UV/CPL/ND8.
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I haven't been messing around much, but with my 18-55 mm I got a bit better results, and of course, playing with the filter itself to find the best position for what I am shooting. the filters seem to be a very subtle change. I have had darker gradient filters in the past, and still have them, but they don't fit on my Rebel.
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Hi Sir, I checked the model of my unit and searched based on that for the filter. if you check the model number for the unit you have it should give you the info for the filter you need. I may still have the box at home and if so I can post that for you if that will help.
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They also sell those filters right here on Amazon. Just look up filter H, i believe thats the code abbreviation for this particular model. Theyre around 8 bucks, but I hear they last long!
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What is it your asking? Not sure. But I'm going to guess your wanting to know if different paint need different filters, I have used the filter that my unit comes with for all kinds of paint with no problems.
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Hello BenYou can use any of the ND filters, 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32 depending on how bright it is. ND filters darken the scene by certain amount of stops depending on the ND filter used.Polarizing filters are often used to eliminate reflections though you can still use it for bright scenes. None of the rest would be useful for what you're doing (underwater, macro or UV).
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I contacted Austin directly about this. It's purely an aesthetic issue: If you have a lighter colored Healthmate (sandstone, white, etc.) you will need the white filter so as not to have black showing through the perforations around the unit; if your unit is a darker color, then you will need the black filter for a comparable reason. The filters themselves are 100% completely identical as far as composition and performance are concerned.
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Do I put the pre-filter on the inside or outside of the regular filter? I don't see it written in the online manual..