hi i do have a sigma 10-20mm 77mm, my questions its about vigneting in the corners, will or will not have this issue, best regards
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This attatches externally and is larger than most common lenses. It will tint your photos according to filter selection, but will not otherwise change anything.
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Depending on how many filters you stack, and/or if you add other filters behind the system will affect how much, if any vignetting will occur. If you use them as intended with hood supplied you should not notice any major vignetting, if any at all.
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My suggestion would be to get the Tiffen filters. I would not suggest these as I did not get good results overall. One problem is that these are not glass. A lot of color cast. Which means you have to correct it later. Get the Tiffen filters. Or you spend a nice chunk of change on some Lee Filters which look like these filters.
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Yes. It has other problems, like causing flare (not blackened enough plastic), the autofocus never finding its mark correctly with Canon 35/2 IS, I'm not sure image stabilization even works with this lens (I see no difference between On/Off settings) -- but vignetting is not one of them.
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I've owned both the Polarizer and 010M filter for the Canon 24-105 MM and can guarantee you will see vignetting at 24mm with the Polarizer and a slight darkening with the 010M (UV) filters. The slim filters are the way to go if you're going to be shooting anything at below 28mm. The B&W site goes into a bit more detail on what length vignetting becomes an issue but in my experiments with the 24-105 anything below 35mm using the Polarizer will vignette. If you're not planning on stacking filters (which is generally a bad idea with L glass anyway) I'd go with the thin filters and just change them out as needed. I leave the Slim Polarizer on my 17-40 mm about 85% of the time.
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When used on an 18-55mm lens, if placed outside of the filter at 18mm it will cause vignetting. If I placed the hood between the lens and filter, the filter would not properly fit inside the hood. From a semi-pro... pass...
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I use regular thickness filter - and have not had issues with vignetting. I am using the D300s so DX sensor may not be at risk as much. I do not have a FX sensor body so cannot say. Overall, the VR seems to help a great deal in low light situations.
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Bill, I have a K20D also and tried this lens on it - the distortion was apparent at 18mm indoors.. I only tried the lens on the camera.. never used it as I did not get all the proper paperwork nor a lens shield with it... so I returned it the next day to Amazon for a full refund.. only because of the seller.. not the lens itself.. I'd also say.. read as many reviews on it as possible before buying..
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Yeah, it doesn't affect the pictures at all you're right. Sometimes it's annoying when I'm trying to use my 50mm prime, as I have to manually focus that and the blurry line doesn't help.I called Nikon also and they said I could ship it to them and they would look at it. I'm slightly worried to do that because I'm afraid they'll do something to screw it up worse. I guess I can live with it. If you send yours in, could you let me know if they actually fix it by replying here?
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I have not experienced any noticeable movement or image shift when locking the vertical and/or the horizontal. The movement of the head has been very smooth. I use it with a 300mm lens so I don't have any experience with a larger 500mm lens. Once I establish balance of the lens and camera, the moves very smoothly.
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Yes, definitely the thing to do . I'm using mine on a 49mm lens. It stops the filter vignetting by having it bigger than the lens.
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My polarizer is made by Hoya, a Japanese company. Vignetting is a common problem at wide angles, e.g. 18 mm. If you're using another filter to protect the lens (UV or skylight) try taking it off & just using the polarizing filter. Getting the filter as close to the lens as possible is the goal. Can also get a step up ring and a larger polarizer, e.g. 77 mm.
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I've never personally used the filter on a sigma lens, but I'd assume it works the same as on a Canon lens. You will notice that the filter has two moving parts and that the front ring spins continually. The the back ring that is attached to the glass should tighten onto your lens and become secure, while the front ring will continue to spin even after the rear ring has been tightened.
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I use it to shoot video with my olympus om-d. Keep in mind the manual aperture ring has a "sweet spot" that I find is equivalent to about f/8 or f/11 , if you try to close it down further than that , noticeable vignetting does occur. For shooting on bright sunny days I recommend looking into purchasing a neutral density filter set as well.
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No. You need a 50mm polarizer. You could get an adapter ring but that can start to cause vignetting at the corners. Get a 50mm polarizer.
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It depends upon the lens (if it's a prime), and/or the focal length (if it's a zoom). I frequently use the excellent 35mm f/1.8 DX lens in FX mode on my D700. There is certainly some fall off at the corners, but it works well for my uses (location portraits, and indoor people events).
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Mathieu, I have on used older Canon EF lenses, especially the 55mm Macro lens, and found no vignetting of note...hope this helps....May 14, 2013
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Screw in center needs to be tight...no wobbly...and the rotation quit on mine after a short time (couple weeks of 24/7)...a little light lube might get it going again...I suggest 3-in-one oil...sewing machine oil...don't get it on the lens or it will crap it out...I used P-B Blaster and it wasted my lens...but it quit spinning again very shortly ,so that was a moot point...hthy...Hobbiehubbcapp.