Can I stack this filter over my Hoya ND400?
327498
Yes! Polarizers are used with ND all the time. Sometimes even to add additional density, and sometimes for the actual polarization. Vignetting is always a concern, but reasonably correctable in post processing.
327499
I very much doubt it. First it is not a great idea to stack lenses to begin with. Besides, if I am not mistaken, you are trying to stack a 77 mm lense under a 72mm lenses.
327500
I'm not much a camera tech so I can't authoritatively answer your question, but I have my polarizing filter on top of a regular daylight filter on my Nikon D40.
482995
Filters can go on the Barlow or eyepiece. Stacking them maybe useful or not. It won't hurt to try. The moon filter is really the only one I've used regularly.
1106482
Yes. I was confused by the picture of the filter too. The AC5000 unit (black, silver control area, blue UV light tower unit) used to use 2 filters "pushed together" on top of each other, but now it seems to be a single filter and more expensive too! Yikes!Hope this helps.
1655073
There is no indication of filter size in the manual: (http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/10_Our_Cameras/Cameras/Power_Series/X5_UM_En.pdf) so I would think not. You might be able to rig up something, but that might be more trouble than it would be worth. Not too many low-end digicams provide for filters without some sort of adapter; a shame since a polarizer can do wonders to an otherwise mediocre image.
1369901
Hi, I bought these filters in Amazon Hoya 49mm Digital Filter Kit With UV(C), Circular Polarizer & NDx8 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00374SVEI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1). Those works and fit perfectly.
1389327
Yes, you can add a lens filter either before or after the lens hood, but you do have to be aware of the possibility of vignetting depending upon that placement.
859172
Most people do exactly that. They buy like a 77 mm to fit their "pro" lens and then buy a stack of step ups for the smaller lenses. There will no issues using the bigger filters on the smaller lenses.
1587356
Yes you can, it's called stacking, but why would you want to? If your going for some sort of in camera effect then the effect that you get would depend on a variety of situations like, the order in which you stack the filters and the type of lighting your shooting in. Keep in mind that when you stack filters you lose resolution and light. I know of occasions where a polarizer and a fld are staked in order to correct for fluorescent lights and blueing of the sky, so to speak. I hope this helps.
1714655
Yes, this is exactly what you will need. I bought the set to do something similar with waterfall effects. Of course you will need a tripod. Depending on what kind of camera you have (I use a Nikon D7100) you can switch from full auto to an aperture priority mode and stop the lens down to the smallest f-stop (the highest number, probably around f 22) Use the 4X for maximum effect. You can theoretically stack the filters for even more time of exposure but you will see some image degradation and I wouldn't recommend that.
1433024
You can but I believe there's some advanced configuration involved. I recommend visiting the networkmediatank forums if you're interested in an A-400. But if you really want me to be honest with you, the best advice I can give you is to skip the A-400 altogether and get a mede8er MED1000X3D instead. It blows te A-400 out of the water in every way.
1548052
No, that particular filter housing is too small. The FXHTC is a larger whole house filter.
1727077
There is no way. There is no filter thread so no extra lens hood or filter can be attached. The built in lemns hod provides some protection. I try to keep the lens cap on between sorts, but that's not too handy.
2214709
I am no expert on the subject, but I think so. I can't see why not since both filters do primarily the same thing.
12010
The filters in this set are ND2, ND4, and ND8 but they can be stacked to give you what you are looking for.
2191311
It can if you stack the filters past 2. Otherwise I do not recall having this issue. Getting a filter holder that has smaller gaps between the filters can help allow up to 3 filters. These filters though are best to keep at two since they are not glass. This is to help keep as clear as possible picture.
1344480
I think you can since it is standard size for pre-filter and post filter, but it is designed/packed for 2 stage as they described. For detail, please compare filters info on it's manufacture.
469598
Yeah, you should be able to do that. You'll attach the filter first and then the handheld off the other side of the filter. Unless it weighs too much or something, you should be fine. It's just will extend it out another 6" or so.