I just wanted to clear up some errors I made in this video. Firstly, the 0.9 GND is actually 3 stops of light and not 0.9 like I mentioned in the video. The second thing, is that the inlaid ring is used on it's own instead of the normal adaptor ring. It helps to use the inlaid ring if you're using thicker filters or stacking them to avoid vignetting. The instructions weren't 100% clear on this but I apologise for the incorrect information in the video.
Read the instructions first? The inlay ring is a separate magnetic ring, needs to be placed with the 3D tool on the lens. Since it is an inlay ring it will be more thin and avoids vignetting, especially with two filters, compared to the standard ring. Usually the ring will stay on the lens. The GND filter with 0.9 is not 0.9 of a stop but 3 stops.
@@fixitwise7194 so the filter itself just spins on top of the magnet/adaptor part that is on the lens. Do you have the magnetic part attached to your lens? If so, the CPL filter just spins on top of that :)
I just wanted to clear up some errors I made in this video. Firstly, the 0.9 GND is actually 3 stops of light and not 0.9 like I mentioned in the video. The second thing, is that the inlaid ring is used on it's own instead of the normal adaptor ring. It helps to use the inlaid ring if you're using thicker filters or stacking them to avoid vignetting. The instructions weren't 100% clear on this but I apologise for the incorrect information in the video.
Read the instructions first? The inlay ring is a separate magnetic ring, needs to be placed with the 3D tool on the lens. Since it is an inlay ring it will be more thin and avoids vignetting, especially with two filters, compared to the standard ring. Usually the ring will stay on the lens. The GND filter with 0.9 is not 0.9 of a stop but 3 stops.
That makes sense, thank you. The instructions were horrible and it looked like it wanted me to use them both together, I worked it out after though.
I have the same setup. How do you rotate the CPL. Mine does not spin. I did not see you rotate yours either. Thanks.
@@fixitwise7194 so the filter itself just spins on top of the magnet/adaptor part that is on the lens. Do you have the magnetic part attached to your lens? If so, the CPL filter just spins on top of that :)