Bill Weaver
April 3rd, 2012, 08:45 PM
Don't have the bucks for a Heliopan, not terribly happy with genus, so considering the clarity of a filter set. Any recommendations? IF I had only 2 ND filters, which should I carry?
I'm using kit lens for now.
Glen Vandermolen
April 3rd, 2012, 09:18 PM
I use a Light Craft variable ND filter. I'm happy with it.
Paul Wood
April 4th, 2012, 03:34 AM
Doug Jensen, in his DVD ¨Mastering the FS100¨ suggests the same as is fitted to the F3 - .9, .6 & 1.8 for using fixed ND filters.
Samer Aslan
April 4th, 2012, 04:05 AM
Hi Bill
maybe i'm the only one in Europe who bought the Heliopan filter from the USA and paid too much and then discover this store in Germany: Foto Mayr - Fotofachversand seit 1983 (http://www.fotomayr.de/webkat98/)
B&H price 444.00 $ and Fotomayr €200,00 (263$) + €28,00 shipping cost..big difference..i paid the B&h price and discovered the Fotomayr price later :-(
Now that i have the Heliopan filter i can understand why is it so pricy,many people from Canada and USA bought it from Fotomayr.
hope it helps.
Samer Aslan
Frank Glencairn
April 4th, 2012, 05:27 AM
Fixed filters don´t give you the fine and precise control you can get out of a vari ND.
Same with a filter wheel - it forces you to compromise your shutter speed or aperture to adjust exposure.
Since I use a vari ND, I don´t look back to compromises (or adjusting via lights - if possible at all).
Frank
John Hewat
September 9th, 2012, 09:32 AM
B&H price 444.00 $ and Fotomayr €200,00 (263$) + €28,00 shipping cost..big difference..
I really want the Heliopan here but can't read a word of German so can't figure out which product on the Fotomayr website is the corresponding product. Is this it here?
Filter bei Foto Mayr (http://www.fotomayr.de/webkat98/index_fi.htm)