R Adaptor with variable ND Filter

[SteveCheetham]

Sorry if I've missed it in the deluge of info, but has anyone seen further details about the EOS R to EF adaptor with the variable ND filter. I can see it for pre-order on a few sites but details are sketchy. For instance, what range of stops does the variable ND offer? Will third parties be able to make filters for it?
I shoot with a 5DSR at the moment and I'm no rush to move to mirrorless but I think this is a genius idea. ND filters that could be used with the 11-24 without having to carry a massive adaptor and dinner plate sized filters would be superb.

 

[privatebydesign]

Yes third party manufacturers will be able to make filters for it, one has already announced their intention to do so.
https://www.canonrumors.com/aurora-...t-of-filters-for-the-canon-ef-to-rf-adapters/

I think I saw 1 to 9 stops as the range of the Canon one.

 

[SteveCheetham]

Yes third party manufacturers will be able to make filters for it, one has already announced their intention to do so.
https://www.canonrumors.com/aurora-...t-of-filters-for-the-canon-ef-to-rf-adapters/

I think I saw 1 to 9 stops as the range of the Canon one.

Thanks that's useful. A really interesting feature for me, might have to have a look at one when they arrive.

 

[takesome1]

It is sad that they do not even tell you this on Canon USA's website.

From Canon Japan:
Variable bundled the ND filter, ND3 ~ equivalent of the density adjustment ND500 in the adjustment dial ※ is possible.

So ND500 is this 9 stops?

 

[privatebydesign]

Yes ND500 is 9 stops.

I think I got the 1-9 stops from a video with Rudy Winston.

 

[neuroanatomist]

ISo ND500 is this 9 stops?

Yes.

 

[takesome1]

Canon Japan also shows the Polarizer and Clear as an accessory to this.
So hopefully they will offer these slide ins by themselves.

I bought the circ pol for the 500mm Version I from Canon and I always thought it was crap.
I really hope we see great 3rd party options eventually.