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Rich
05-02-2007, 18:35
Hi Guys,

I am currently looking for a decent set of ND grad filters for landscape photography.
The main lens in question is the Tokina 12-24, and im concerned that the Cokin P series will vignette. Can anyone confirm which filter system is good for use on such a wide angle lens?
For the record, Im using a 30D.

Thanks :D

Steep
05-02-2007, 18:52
I have the Sigma 10-20 with the P system (actually my holder is kood) One thing I did was to cut away the excess plastic on the holder, it originally could take up to 4 filters stacked, I cut off the leading 3 layers so that it would take only one, this means the holder vignettes less.

There is still a small amount of vignetting but not enough to spoil the image. I think only the Lee system would give you a bigger holder.

groovyf
06-02-2007, 10:55
I got the specific Cokin P holder for Wide Angle (only allows one filter at a time)

Rich
06-02-2007, 11:49
What lens do you use it with and do you see any vignetting in images?
I would have liked the option of stacking ND filters but its looking like this will not be possible.

Thanks,

groovyf
06-02-2007, 13:23
Using the Canon 10-22mm EF-S. Slight vignetting I must admit, but probably less so than if I was using a standard P holder

Woodsy
06-02-2007, 15:32
The cokin Z-Pro series holders should do the trick, as they support filters of much larger dimensions. Although this does come at a considerable price increase. :)

Rich
06-02-2007, 18:59
The P is at the upper end of my budget to be fair :bonk:

Ill check the Wide Angle P series and see how i get on. Thanks for the tips guys!

Woodsy
10-02-2007, 13:52
Fair enough. Please post some results, as I too am looking for this type of filter system.

chewyuk
12-02-2007, 00:24
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=17171

These may be worth a search ...