Cokin P Filters

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I have been thinking getting some filters. I know why just something I want :p

Question is - Would the P series be okay on my 18-70mm?! Also would I be able to use it on my other lenses if I buy the adaptor ring (50mm (52 thread), 60mm (62 thread, 80-200mm (72 thread))

Thanks guys

:)
 
cherryrig said:
Question is - Would the P series be okay on my 18-70mm?! Also would I be able to use it on my other lenses if I buy the adaptor ring (50mm (52 thread), 60mm (62 thread, 80-200mm (72 thread))

Thanks guys

:)
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yes ,no problem at all i use them on my 18-70 and on the 70-200 with no vignetting .
what sort of filters are you looking for ?
 
cherryrig said:
Seem cheap as well. Is there a reason for that?!
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i guess they are cheap in comparison to lee filters etc ,but you can get cheaper than cokin.

i have 5 cokin ND filters ,3 that i've had for years & 2 bought in the last year the 2 newest ones produce a slight colour cast the older 1s dont , so maybe they arent as good as they used to be , there is a lot of people who complain about cokin ND filters causing a magenta cast.
 
daftbugga said:
i guess they are cheap in comparison to lee filters etc ,but you can get cheaper than cokin.

i have 5 cokin P filters ,3 that i've had for years & 2 bought in the last year the 2 newest ones produce a slight colour cast the older 1s dont , so maybe they arent as good as they used to be , there is a lot of people who complain about cokin ND filters causing a magenta cast.
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O right. Yea I think I heard a bit about that as well. But if you would just have to change the WB a bit then. Does the magenta cast happen with the grad ND filters or just on the full ND filters?
 
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