Is there a problem putting a pol. after a wide angle converter?
I'm searching for a polarizer.
I won't spend money on a circular one, because from my research only SLRs with beamsplitters lose auto-focus with linear ones. I'm planning on getting a B+W with Multi-resistant coating: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...r_Linear_.html My question is, will there be a problem if I place it between my WA converter and the camera lens? And I use a FX7, so If any V1/FX7 owners have something to say about polarizers, or linear polarizers causing problems please speak up. Thanks in advance! |
I don't know any of the details, but I think anything you put between the WA adapter and the main lens will change the distance between the two and I think this has to affect the functioning of the combined lens - and probably not in a good way.
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And rotating it would be awkward too!
Anyway, since I posted I began thinking of a better solution.... And decided to go with Cokin P filters. It will fit both my bare camera and the WA adapter. Thanks for the answer. |
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