Stop buying Lens Filters 📷 Do THIS Instead
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Hey bro, if you act a little more mature in your videos, you’ll reach a better audience you know it’s mostly adults watching his right.
@@Julian_LewisDigcap i’m 16 😂
Anthony URL links don't work anymore on shorts since RUclips has removed to prevent scammers or other dangerous things on the internet 🫠
@@Julian_LewisDigI wonder where its your audience
"Just leave it there all the time" But what about lense cover? To me filters are such a pain since I can not just snap lense cover on and off
In his case he would use a 82mm cover. Simple.
@@DavidSchertz Where can I have such covers? I have only used ones that comes with lenses 🤯
But, lens hoods are an issue. His theory works for studio work but aren’t practical for the everyday photographer.
@@WayneDowning He has explained before he doesn't use hoods
@@DavidSchertzcamera store or Amazon lol
The first thing I do is put an ND filter, so my front element will never be exposed to dust or be touched by mistake.
Because I never have to clean my lens element, It will never get any micro scratches & it also ensures coating remains like new & I get better value while reselling.
Because the ND filter is always on, elements can never get dirty & the filter does get dirty but it's easy to clean or replace it without having to worry too much.
ND filter blocks light out. Use a UV filter.
But why ND? That would make my work near impossible haha
@@meloney he probably meant UV filter
@@vitonash yea could be. Just thought someone might need a low one for bright photography everytime but could be possible :)
@@meloney ND filter is important for daytime portrait and Video(VND)
Great technique and it was something that I was using too for my DSLR! I did a similar thing when I bought my Canon EOS R5, but I kept all my EF lenses from my 5D Mark IV. Using a drop-in filter adapter, I can use the same filters on the back of all of my lenses. This has one more advantage. I can now use a variable ND filter with my wide angle lenses, which was previously impossible because of the dark X pattern that you get if you use such a filter in front of them. The reason is, that the light enters the wide angle lenses at different angles in the front element, and the variable ND being two polarised filters in front of each other, are dimming the light differently based on these angles, thus generating that X pattern instead of dimming the light universally. However, in the back of every lens, the light rays are not diverging that much to hit the sensor, and the dimming works properly for all the lenses that I tried! Another benefit is that you’re also able to put any filter in ultra-wide lenses with elements so curved that they don’t even have filter threads.
Technique? This is a normal thing you do if you have multiple lenses lol...
Then do you get an 82mm lens cap for all lenses? Or do you leave your lenses naked?
I don’t recommend the smooth step up/down rings. If you are going to use them make sure you get the ones with the serrations to make taking off filters easier and less change of the ring getting stuck.
This is one thing I'll miss if I replace my lens line with native RF. Right now, I adapt older EF/S with a Meike VND drop-in adapter, which allows me to use a VND of 8 up to I think 64 or a CPL all behind my glass. So regardless of what I mount, I have 1 VND or CPL to rule them all since I'm not restricted by the size of the filter threads on different lenses.
Someone get this guy the H&Y RevoRing
I do the same thing unless it’s too weird like adapting my Fuji 35 F2 from 43mm to 67mm.
But it’s not just about the filters. The lens caps get universally usable as well.
You just saved me a ton of money. Thanks man!
Useful if you use special filters for effect frequently - but I generally get a clear lens filter for every lens to protect the front element from dust, damage, etc. as an event photographer. Then you *can* clean the lens with your t-shirt, and when the filter is scuffed up, toss it and get another $40 filter instead of a $400 or $1400 lens!
i like to imagine myself walking around with a matte box and using 4x5 filters for street photography
I'm not a filter guy, but thats a great way to do it. Instead of buying a specific diameter for each lens
The only good ND filters are magnetic. You have to be able to move the polarizer to else you will get sub-par results. Phillip Bloom did a detailed deep dive in ND filters on his channel.
just add the filter to the sensor
One thing I consider when buying lenses is the Diameter. Natively. So I just buy one set of filters that's all
I was just thinking about ways for me to deal with this! Great tip!!
Lens flairs going crazy
I thought about doing that but I won't fit my camera in its bag and neither would a lens hood
I wish I saw this video before I ordered my filters, but oh well I use lens hoods anyways
Thanks bro, you just saved me 200$, wanted to buy 3 filters.
I'll get a threaded lens hood with 82 mm thread and use the same hood on every lense
You should make a video of trying film photography
That makes sooooo much sense thank you
How do you place the lenshood?
you sir are a gentleman and a scholar idc what they say
And they are gonna get lock on top of each other giving you completely mess i've tried it many times
Anthony enjoy your work. Was wondering when you use a VND, which are you using most often the VND 2-5 or VND 6-9. Than
Great video, but I do have to wonder why are you using a cinema lens for photography?
thank for the good info ❤
hey, everyone..
if I want to start with graphic photography, for the EOS R APS-C, what series should I get? r10? r50? or waiting some?? i don't want to take soni, lumiks or any other..
EOS R is very capable. R8 is the next model up from that one
@@Jacob6383 yes, but R & R8 full frame format. I need APSC
I do that! 😂 better Buy 1 great lens filter and many ring adapter, ofcourse there's many filters for different things.
Goats with only one camera
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Is it better to get 82 mm filters you mean? Since it’s bigger then no vignetting probably? I hope you respond fast cause today’s the last day of prime deals so J order a couple… thanks!
you are trolling us with these shirt wipes
Great vid and advice… thx
Damn this is clutch
what about the lenshood , the step up ring makes use impossible, if you dont remove the ring first
Yea but then i can’t use a lens hood while out
Okay wait thats actually smart
I’ve always found this to be super inefficient I don’t own enough lenses to justify this I would much rather just buy each an individual filter. It’s faster and cheaper especially if you buy magnetic adapters so you can swap on the fly and use a lens hood. I only all of 4 lenses between all my cameras tho so.
what do you do for a lense cap?
i’m on sony apsc without any telephoto lenses so all my stuff is ø55 haha
So you need to buy all filters at the size of your largest thread lens and buy step ups for the rest of
What Camara does he use? Like what camara is that one in the video?
Goodbye lens hood 🥲
Hi, I accidentally bought smaller filter size and don't know what to do. They fall out. Is there any way to screw them to hold in place?
Also may save you in the event of a drop probably not on concrete though lol
ILY Anthony
use ef lenses on a dslm so you got a drop in filter
why specifically 82mm, not lower or higher than 82?
It's the biggest? I dunno
Do it work with the 50mm 1.8
I wish I had known this 3 or 4 years ago.
Yeah. Camera dudes making equipment bigger and bigger. Fantastic.
Lens hoods are the issue
Why didn't I think of this 🤣
How does the hood fit over the step up ring? … it doesn’t, does it? 😐
So it zooms in even more?
Why 82 mm
i rather not put a ~40$ glass on a lens glass worth +1k
82 nd are so much more expensive tho
I’ve been doing this since 1987.
Gimme the loot...
I have a whole set....
I love canon lens USM 70-200mm f2.8 V2
How many lenses can you put together
But how does this work with lens hoods?
Can I please get the used S 22 ultra😢
Tell me you don't use hoods with out telling me you don't use hoods ;).
Buy another lens cap too!
Yeah, and forget about lens hood or lens cap. Thanks no thanks.
I'm using an adapter only when I need to
Smart!
what does it even do?
Quit screwing around with your camera, sir! XD
Brilliant
Do all your lens caps still fit though 🤔
Usually not unfortunately.
@@AnthonyGugliotta then how do you store your lenses? Do you take the ring off or do you just don’t use lens caps? I’m really curious
@@Bonafani’ve seen some people who buy 82mm lens caps and just keep the ring on all the time
@@Bonafani’ve seen some people who buy 82mm lens caps and just keep the ring on all the time
@@vAmmonite yeah i didn’t think of that
You didn't just wipe a lens with your t-shirt, did you?
Put a ring on it
Bro poking me so hard by clearing the lens again with his t-shirt (few videos earlier I've mentioned about this in the comments section).
Yes, I do admit I've also cleaned lenses with tshirts and also sometimes my microfiber cloth isn't less cleaner than my tshirt.
He just does it so you comment
Does the GOAT reply?
leave it there until it stuck forever
so no hood then? lol..🤣
Cheaper version of revoring
What ?
Adapter rings existed since the invention of filter size
You probably unbox them first
i hate canon cos i have sony
😂😂😂
Wouldn’t work for people that have like aesthetics issues like myself. Knowing something that oversized sitting on the end of my lens would drive me insane, especially if it was an adapter and not something like a lens hood, which is tolerable.
I’ll stick with suffering with multiple lens filters for each lens because mentally that works better than one adapter fitting across multiple lenses. 😂
Except now your lens hood don't work! Never take advice from a video
Yeah always step up don't buy extra filters it's a waste of money
All I see are crappy lenses. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Your argument is kinda flawed.
You said "leave it there all the time". Then what's the point of buying a step up ring? Even if you don't use all your lenses frequently, the need to constantly screw and unscrew filters to transfer from one lens to another is such a hassle.
And there is one caution you should have warned about using step up rings. Think.
Create another video for it? :))
You fail to tell people that they will no longer be able to use lens caps or lens hoods and they will lose clearance under the lens on gimbals. I bet you thought this video was going to go viral. Nothing new here...just old incomplete news.
But if I don't buy lens filters, these step up rings would be useless!
Another desperate for content clip…
talk less do more, you talk only
Tell me you don't use hoods with out telling me you don't use hoods ;).