I use a 77mm lens for macro, seeing that the max ring size is 77mm will I get any white/light Vignetting along the edges of photos?
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I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for portraits or other shots where shadows add depth or interest. I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for... » Read More I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for portraits or other shots where shadows add depth or interest. « Show Less
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I feel that vignetting along the edges will be more dependent on the focal length of your lens. I have not had any vignetting issues when using focal lengths over 5omm.
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I use it on a Nex6 & found no vignette on any of my lenses. Works best on longer focal lengths. 135 MM in APS-C is, for me, the sweet spot.
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Yes it will but the only concern would be lighting. I would advise a ring flash with this lens. Yes lowering the aperture will make things brighter but you will also loose depth of field on a lower aperture in a macro shot. Just my humble opinion.
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Possibly I use the flash ring on various Macro subjects frogs butterfly's but u have to be close Am using 60 mm macro and 70- 180 macro it works well you will need stutter speed of 1 250 sec at least Hope it can work for u Regards Howard
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I did not notice any vignetting, but I was using the 14mm f/2.8L II version, which supposedly eliminates that, espically when stopped down to 5.6 - 8.0 range. What I DID find was an absolute unacceptable sharpness falloff about 1/4 from the edge. I thought for a while that I was shipped the original 14mm, because it was notorious for that. Alas, it was the II version and Amazon accepted it back, no questions asked. I am considering ordering another, because there *is* the occasional lemon. I may have just gotten one. A good site for comparisons: &lt;http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/ISO-12233-Sample-Crops.aspx?Lens=454&Camera=453&Sample=0&FLI=0&API=4&LensComp=280&CameraComp=9&SampleComp=0&FLIComp=0&APIComp=4&gt; or http://tinyurl.com/ygt355j Good luck!
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I use regular thickness filter - and have not had issues with vignetting. I am using the D300s so DX sensor may not be at risk as much. I do not have a FX sensor body so cannot say. Overall, the VR seems to help a great deal in low light situations.
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I tried it with a PANA 45-200mm micro 43 lens on a PANA GH2. There was no issue of vignetting. However, the DOF can be shallow that may require focus stacking for close-up work. Otherwise, I am happy about it.
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I have it for my dx frame and don't see any vignetting. I would imagine it would do that in you fx frame. But honesty its a fun lens.
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The a7 is a full frame 35mm sensor, so there shouldn't be any vignetting as the minolta system used 35mm and, with this adapter at least, you maintain the original distance between sensor/film and lens as was on the Minolta
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Takes a standard 77mm UV filter. Not sure if it creeps into the image. I can check.
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No. This is a true Nikon hood. I can't answer to using with a filter, but there is no vignetting with the hood at any focal point.
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Yes, definitely the thing to do . I'm using mine on a 49mm lens. It stops the filter vignetting by having it bigger than the lens.
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I've used it on mine and it works, but it was optimized for APS-C sensors, so the corners might get wonky. "The phoblographer" website also verifies this in their testing of the lens. I've noticed little to no vignetting on my photos though.
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Ron, Hello! In my experience I believe that you will see some vignetting with anything wider than about 20mm with the Cokin Z-Pro. You may also want to look at the Formatt-Hitech 165mm Lucriot system. They are 165mm (6.5") standard filters with grads in 165x200 (6.5x8"). They were designed to not have vignetting issues with wide angle lenses like the Nikon 14-24 , Canon 16-35mm 4L or the Sigma 8-16 and 12-24 . It is also available with adaptors for standard 72-82mm lenses. You can find more information about this series on the Formatt-Hitech website here: https://www.formatt-hitech.com/en/products/Lucroit-Holders~80.html We will have these in stock shortly. Feel free to contact us for more information. Have a great day! Deven Morgan Event Cameras
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Dawn, my case had a recess that allowed the ring to be placed as close as possible to the lens. Even at that I had problems with lens flare which washed out about half the image, so I'm not sure it'll behave differently on your case. Hope this helps.Ron
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Sorry for being this late Pal..... I believe No...... Because when I used Canon EOS glass, images were(in my opinion) equally lit at same stop. I used 50 1.7 & 35 2.8 there was no vignetting. Aperture reaches its lowest point without any problem. Most importantly it doesn't have any play.
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No, I tested it with a SLR film camera (full frame) and at 18mm you can see a dark circle around the image, over 24mm the circle disappears. This lens works well in APS-C cameras.