Quote (Eek @ Oct 3 2011 02:43pm)

If you're actually interested in photography, it wouldn't be long until you have a lens that requires 77mm filters. *Most high end/ pro lenses are 77mm. Saves money in the long run not having to buy another filter when you get another lens.





Yeah, comes with the holder and the mount ring. All you need is a ring adaptor for the lens.

Quote (CitizenScuba @ Oct 3 2011 02:56pm)

As John said buy the 77mm size. Then buy step up/down rings with it to fit for different lenses. If you get other lenses in the future you won't have to buy separate filters for it. Depending on how many lenses/ filters you end up getting, it can save you HUNDREDS.

Quote (e6600 @ Oct 3 2011 03:48pm)

eek nurd

Quote (CitizenScuba @ Oct 3 2011 03:56pm)

As John said buy the 77mm size. Then buy step up/down rings with it to fit for different lenses. If you get other lenses in the future you won't have to buy separate filters for it. Depending on how many lenses/ filters you end up getting, it can save you HUNDREDS.

Quote (kratos @ Oct 3 2011 04:06pm)

Any idea about the quality of Cokin's holder and whether or not I would be able to use Lee's filters on a Cokin holder?

Lee's filter kit is sold out everywhere, even my local camera store...

However, Cokin's is not.

Quote (bygdubdiesel @ Oct 3 2011 07:04pm)

can anyone link me to some of these "step up/down rings"?

Quote (CitizenScuba @ 3 Oct 2011 23:56)

As John said buy the 77mm size. Then buy step up/down rings with it to fit for different lenses. If you get other lenses in the future you won't have to buy separate filters for it. Depending on how many lenses/ filters you end up getting, it can save you HUNDREDS.