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Jan 25, 2012 16:36 |  #1

Hi there everyone,

After much reading and deliberation on wide angle lens and filters to go with it, I got the Lee holder with the wide angle adapter, and Canon 16-35mm II lens.
My biggest concern about this combo was the vignetting, and here's the results of the combination.

Shot with a 5D II and 16-35mm II, with Lee Holder, wide angle ring and 3 filter slots on the holder.

(Please ignore the bottom part of the images, some shadows going on there. And the bottom right corner has a shadow too)
Apart from the WB there doesn't seem to be much difference except on the one shot at f2.8, but that's the normal vignetting of the lens.

Hope this can be useful to anyone :)
Cheers.


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Jan 29, 2012 06:44 |  #2

Thank you very much for snapshots. They are very helpful to me. :)

I however want to combine the Lee system wich a circular polarizer that screws into the 82mm mount of the 16-35 II. I already have one (from Hoya) and want to put the Lee filter on top of it. Does this vignette in some way at 16mm? I would only use a graduated ND + normal ND at max.




  
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Jan 29, 2012 08:51 |  #3

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Hi there everyone,

After much reading and deliberation on wide angle lens and filters to go with it, I got the Lee holder with the wide angle adapter, and Canon 16-35mm II lens.
My biggest concern about this combo was the vignetting, and here's the results of the combination.

Shot with a 5D II and 16-35mm II, with Lee Holder, wide angle ring and 3 filter slots on the holder.

(Please ignore the bottom part of the images, some shadows going on there. And the bottom right corner has a shadow too)
Apart from the WB there doesn't seem to be much difference except on the one shot at f2.8, but that's the normal vignetting of the lens.

Hope this can be useful to anyone :)
Cheers.

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