I got the Canon spring-loaded filter adapter to use with achromatic macro attachments.
Now that I have it I put a polarizer on it as well.
Pretty handy gadget.
My vote is "frequently."
| POLL: "How often do you have a filter adapter on your G?" |
 Frequently | 25 51% |
| Occassionally | 9 18.4% |
| Never | 15 30.6% |
May 31, 2011 23:45 | #1 I got the Canon spring-loaded filter adapter to use with achromatic macro attachments. Comments, Questions, Observations Welcome
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pwdieter Senior Member  528 posts Joined Oct 2006 Location: Puget Sound More info | May 31, 2011 23:57 | #2 tmcman wrote in post #12513584  I got the Canon spring-loaded filter adapter to use with achromatic macro attachments. Now that I have it I put a polarizer on it as well. Pretty handy gadget. My vote is "frequently." same here but I would be an almost always. Pretty much unless it's in the U/W case Have fun
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JohnBaker Senior Member  480 posts Likes: 3 Joined Sep 2006 Location: Teignmouth, Devon, UK More info | Jun 01, 2011 01:36 | #3 I use mine most of the time, so 100% for close up, landscape possibly 95% as I tend to use either Polar/ND/IR or with a wide angle adaptor. John Baker
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UncleBuck88 Member 32 posts Joined Apr 2011 Location: Texas More info | Only had one a little while, but starting into achromatic macros (thanks John
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rzlatic Member  33 posts Joined Apr 2011 Location: zagreb, croatia More info | Jun 01, 2011 13:17 | #5 whenever is sunny weather with nice blue sky in the picture frame - my lensmates and a polarizer are mounted on
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Jianizzle Mostly Lurking 11 posts Joined Mar 2011 More info | Jun 01, 2011 18:07 | #6 It's literally on the whole time. UV for protection, circular polarizer for beautiful days, and I'm hoping to get achromatic macros later on. A noobie stepping into the realm of photography.
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GordonSBuck Senior Member 914 posts Joined Jan 2003 Location: Louisiana More info | Jun 01, 2011 19:29 | #7 I use the filter adapter a lot but often without a filter. The adapter offers some protection but is especially handy for gripping a G series camera. Gordon
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Phoenixkh a mere speck More info | Jun 02, 2011 00:58 | #8 I have two setups using Lensmate adapters. I keep the part A &C adapters on with a Hoya Moose 72 mm filter on almost all the time (most of my shots are outdoors). The other setup is A & C for use with the Raynox DRC-250 Super Macro lens. I realize you can get less expensive adapters from a variety of sources but I have to say... the quality of Lensmate products makes me smile. Their stuff is unparalleled for beauty, fit and function. Kim (the male variety) Canon 1DX2 | 1D IV | 16-35 f/4 IS | 24-105 f/4 IS | 100L IS macro | 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II | 100-400Lii | 50 f/1.8 STM | Canon 1.4X III
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Phoenixkh a mere speck More info | Jun 02, 2011 01:00 | #9 Ooops... parts A & B are for the 72 mm filter. It's late... I work a second shift and got home a few minutes ago. Kim (the male variety) Canon 1DX2 | 1D IV | 16-35 f/4 IS | 24-105 f/4 IS | 100L IS macro | 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II | 100-400Lii | 50 f/1.8 STM | Canon 1.4X III
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GilBean Senior Member 515 posts Joined Jan 2009 Location: San Angelo, TX More info | I have 2 Jackar 72mm & 1 72mm LensMate, ! has a 72mm UV filter & 1 has a 72mm CPL. One or the other is on 100% of the time. I kept one on my G3 & G6, now the G12, FWIW, I ave never had to replace a Canon Camera lens. But I have replaced a few scratched UV filters G3, G6, G12, T2i + kit lens & accoutrements
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Jun 05, 2011 00:13 | #11 286 views and 31 votes. Comments, Questions, Observations Welcome
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Jun 07, 2011 09:28 | #12 Jianizzle wrote in post #12518275 It's literally on the whole time. UV for protection, circular polarizer for beautiful days, and I'm hoping to get achromatic macros later on.  ^^^What he said flickr
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idsurfer Cream of the Crop  More info | Jun 07, 2011 09:35 | #13 slimmer wrote in post #12551198 ^^^What he said Okay, okay...I have only a cheapo adapter that I use for close up filters. When using these I am at the long end of the FL. My adapter doesn't zoom in and out like the canon. So any other filters I would have issues with. When I'm out and about I don't take one. For me the purpose of a small camera is that it be one unit and easily tucked away. For any other needs the DSLR is going with me. Cory
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geoff0795 Member 179 posts Joined May 2011 Location: essex,uk. More info | Jun 07, 2011 11:12 | #14 Just got the FA-DC canon adapter,and intend to use it most of the time,great bit of kit! http://www.flickr.com/photos/63506494@N04/
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Markulous Senior Member  331 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2010 Location: Peak District, UK More info | Jun 10, 2011 11:03 | #15 GordonSBuck wrote in post #12518682 I use the filter adapter a lot but often without a filter. The adapter offers some protection but is especially handy for gripping a G series camera. +1 If it moves, snap it - and if it doesn't move, snap it twice just in case it does move!
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) and like using polarizer in the daylight. And planning to add more 58mm filters to the collection (ND and IR for sure). Probably will have it on there all the time unless needing to pack smaller as I like the idea of keeping a UV filter on all the time just for the added protection to the lens. And I like the extra grip it affords me (being used to shooting DSLR's alot).
