Jordan Scott Price
Veteran
I've been looking for a 4x4 ND solution for a couple months, but I just haven't pulled the trigger on anything. I know there are tons of Fader/Variable ND's in screw-on kind, like the 77mm ND.9 I use now, but I really want a 4x4 option to forgo having to constantly screw and unscrew filters.
This is the ONLY 4x4 Fader ND I've found
Considering the price is the cost of 2 or 3 Tiffen ND filters of static densities, I'm a little hesitant (I think the price is low), and I can't find any reviews or opinions anywhere!
Has anyone used these? I'm mostly interested in the side effects - chroma shift and sharpness loss. I assume the 'A' and 'B' filters are two specially made Polarizers.
There's a very short write-up and video on Cinema5D from 7 months ago: http://www.cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=29467
But that's it! Can't find more information. This would be a great item for my kit and would offer me more control over exposure - since I shoot most often with DSLRs and still photo lenses with clicked apertures.
Anyone have some experience here?
This is the ONLY 4x4 Fader ND I've found
Considering the price is the cost of 2 or 3 Tiffen ND filters of static densities, I'm a little hesitant (I think the price is low), and I can't find any reviews or opinions anywhere!
Has anyone used these? I'm mostly interested in the side effects - chroma shift and sharpness loss. I assume the 'A' and 'B' filters are two specially made Polarizers.
There's a very short write-up and video on Cinema5D from 7 months ago: http://www.cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=29467
But that's it! Can't find more information. This would be a great item for my kit and would offer me more control over exposure - since I shoot most often with DSLRs and still photo lenses with clicked apertures.
Anyone have some experience here?
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