Pull a trigger on some Hitech filters

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It must be an aweful moment when i bought everything on ebay like adapter rings, Cokin P holder etc then was about to buy some used Kood P series filters for cheap and as i go check out the item was sold to someone that beat me to it .......

obviously I'm abit ......... but i decide to treat myself some Hitech filters instead to make myself happy :)

I read great review about Hitech filters so i hope it won't dissappoint me.

I bought this from the company "Teamwork Photo and Digital" since they doing a offer.

Hitech 85mm ND filters set (Neutral Density filters 3,6 and 9) and (Grad ND 3,6 and 9)

http://teamworkphoto.com/shop/index..._info&cPath=1047_78_767_277&products_id=14540

Hope it will fit on my Cokin P Holders and hope the quality won't dissappoint me :)
 
Hi badboy1984,

I've used Hitech for years and been quite pleased with the quality. I have ordered from Teamwork several times and they've been quite good to deal with - never had a problem. One thing I noticed about the Hitechs is that they will scratch if you're not careful how you handle them, but I believe the same is true of top-of-the-line Lee filters as well. Enjoy your new toys!
 
You will love them, I firmly believe you won't get better for the money. They will fit it your holder too BTW, as I use the same set up.
 
Thats good to know :)

Hopefully they will arrive before xmas and i can go do some test shot in the morning since i'm off work on Thursday and Friday :)
 
RedTele said:
Hi guys, do you know if I can use the 85mm Hitech filters with wide angle lenses with 77mm thread (like my 17-40) without vignetting?
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My 100mm filters with a normal holder will stuggle with an UWA on crop so I think you may struggle at the 17mm end. However I have never used that combination so i'm sure someone will be a long soon who knows better :thumbs:
 
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