I'd like a roughly 3-stop ND filter for my 400 DOii to allow slower shutter speeds for panning photos. It came with the gelatin filter holder. I've heard mixed views on gelatin filters affecting sharpness. Has anyone had success using gelatin filters on long lenses?
In theory it is possible to get a drop-in screw filter holder that uses 52mm filters (provided they're not too wide or deep), but these seem impossible to find.
An alternative would be to get a drop-in filter EF-RF adapter. The genuine Canon one is quite expensive and for the relatively limited use it would get, I'm not keen to spend so much. There are 3rd party drop-in filter adapters, e.g. Meike and JJC. I have a set of Meike RF extension tubes, but the fit isn't great, even between two of their tubes - I wouldn't be happy to mount a heavy tele lens on it. I have a JJC normal EF-RF adapter (that I hollowed out to fit an RF 1.4x to my 400 DO) and that was quite well constructed.
So while I'd prefer a drop-in screw filter holder, I am interested in the JJC drop-in filter adapter (https://www.jjc.cc/index/goods/detail.html?id=2512)
Your thoughts appreciated.
Thanks
In theory it is possible to get a drop-in screw filter holder that uses 52mm filters (provided they're not too wide or deep), but these seem impossible to find.
An alternative would be to get a drop-in filter EF-RF adapter. The genuine Canon one is quite expensive and for the relatively limited use it would get, I'm not keen to spend so much. There are 3rd party drop-in filter adapters, e.g. Meike and JJC. I have a set of Meike RF extension tubes, but the fit isn't great, even between two of their tubes - I wouldn't be happy to mount a heavy tele lens on it. I have a JJC normal EF-RF adapter (that I hollowed out to fit an RF 1.4x to my 400 DO) and that was quite well constructed.
So while I'd prefer a drop-in screw filter holder, I am interested in the JJC drop-in filter adapter (https://www.jjc.cc/index/goods/detail.html?id=2512)
Your thoughts appreciated.
Thanks