Cokin P Series and Vignetting

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Is the P Series too small for the The Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM ???

The 16-35mm is 82 mm has a 82mm filter size.



Would I get Vignetting @ 16 mm or Should I go for the Z Pro Series which is the next step up ???
 
I am not too sure about the P series, someone here will know the answer though im sure. However, If it turns out that they are not suitable, the step up in price for the Z Pro series almost warrents going that little extra and getting some Lee filters. Can't go wrong with them to be honest.
 
Sisteron said:
Question

Is the P Series too small for the The Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM ???

The 16-35mm is 82 mm has a 82mm filter size.



Would I get Vignetting @ 16 mm or Should I go for the Z Pro Series which is the next step up ???
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What camera is it on? A crop body or full frame? I suspect it would be ok, but I don't know for sure.
 
I'd have said on a crop body it should be fine, especially with the wide angle holder, instead of the older one.

I've heard reports of them being fine on a crop body with a 10-20.
 
Thanks for the replies,

I'd be using the P series on a 1D body.

What dimensions are the P Series filters ????
 
unless you have the grad in the middle, it will be too small. It was too small for me on a 17-85mm on 1.6 crop body. I sold the lot and got lee filters, more expensive but worth it.
 
Sisteron said:
Thanks for the replies,

I'd be using the P series on a 1D body.

What dimensions are the P Series filters ????
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85mm I think.

As youre using it full frame, I'd recommend going for the Z series. You may aswell, save any problems in the future. And the holder is also compatible with the Lee system too.

(100mm)
 
Marcel said:
85mm I think.

As youre using it full frame, I'd recommend going for the Z series. You may aswell, save any problems in the future. And the holder is also compatible with the Lee system too.

(100mm)
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Using the 1D it would not be full frame but 1.3 crop
 
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