Will this be fine if I used a step up ring for my 67mm?
Should be. I regret not getting 82mm filters and bought all 67mm, which look amazing but there is vignetting that's noticeable when at 28mm on my tamron 28-75.
Do you still get the X pattern on these variable NDs? You can pretty accurately replicate the look of a long exposure by taking a burst of shorter exposures and blending them in photoshop. Obviously that doesn't work for video but I doubt you'd use 6 stops for that anyway.
I have a 10 stop ND for my 16-35mm and an ND8, 16 and 32 for my drone but I've always been intrigued by the variable NDs.
Who the hell is upvoting this? This guy is such a shill. He slaps his name on anything that throws him a few bucks. I unsubscribed from his YouTube channel once I realized you can't trust half his reviews because he is not always transparent he is getting paid for his reviews.
Do you still get the X pattern on these variable NDs? You can pretty accurately replicate the look of a long exposure by taking a burst of shorter exposures and blending them in photoshop. Obviously that doesn't work for video but I doubt you'd use 6 stops for that anyway.
I have a 10 stop ND for my 16-35mm and an ND8, 16 and 32 for my drone but I've always been intrigued by the variable NDs.
VND's are most convenient for run and gun video work. If you are mostly taking photos or have a production where you have time to swap between ND's then you probably won't benefit much from these.
As far as VND's go, these are among the best and have a lot of quality of life improvements that other VND's lack. Cross polarization and vignetteing is kept to a minimum at the marked stops and the case/cap means you can leave it on your lens while keeping everything protected.
This is an absolute bargain for anyone looking for a quality VND at this stop range.
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I have a 10 stop ND for my 16-35mm and an ND8, 16 and 32 for my drone but I've always been intrigued by the variable NDs.
I have a 10 stop ND for my 16-35mm and an ND8, 16 and 32 for my drone but I've always been intrigued by the variable NDs.
As far as VND's go, these are among the best and have a lot of quality of life improvements that other VND's lack. Cross polarization and vignetteing is kept to a minimum at the marked stops and the case/cap means you can leave it on your lens while keeping everything protected.
This is an absolute bargain for anyone looking for a quality VND at this stop range.