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Mar 28, 2012 16:08 |  #1

Just received confirmation that my Lee filter holder is on it's way. My question is......can I mount the wide angle adapter to my screw on CP filter or do I need to buy a 4x4 CP? Also, any issues using my 6 stop screw on filter and attaching the Lee bracket to that and using my 4x6 GND filters.


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Mar 28, 2012 19:33 |  #2

I have the adapter and use a 105mm Heliopan MRC filter. The only one that I could find that was actually multi - resistant coated. Not sure how you would turn the CPL with the foundation kit attached to it.


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Mar 29, 2012 12:16 |  #3

You can still use your screw-on CP and ND filters... it just becomes a pain to adjust the CP polarity when using the setup (i.e. take the lee holder off, adjust the filter, reattach the lee holder).

After a few adjustments, I've often just said screw it and ended up hand holding the filters. It's workable, just inconvenient.


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