Frage von syntech:Hello!
I'm new here and do not know whether my question better here or in the newbie forum has been lifted. Because they are product-specific, I think it fits here synonymous.
The GS280 has a lens hood, which also protects the lens (especially if the cam is off:). I have of my old SLR still 52er filter which I would like to use. I will get a filter adapter of 37 to 52 to buy. Since then I have for example a pole filter, UV filter, Color filter, etc. pp. I want to use.
Against this backdrop, the question to me whether I get the Filterset VW LF37WE K-files at need. The MC-protection filter is only there to protect the lens, right? Generally, the most constantly aufgeschraubt remain (such as holding the UV filter in the SLR). This can be seen at the Pana-hood but actually save, right? And the Graufilter can actually synonymous with the pole filter which I had to be replaced, as was explained to me.
Is there any reason now, but the Filterset to buy, because this or that just make sense? Kenn me because, unfortunately, not so, because Cam is synonymous my first.
Hope someone can give me any Verstaendnisprobleme removed.
PS: Is not it so that when the filter is NOT cover? According to the Manual should be there at the accessories, according to website information, the filter but only from the two filters, no cover. Since the MC filter probably fairly quickly scratched / dirty times I think ...
Antwort von Bernd E.:
have of my old SLR still ... Pol-filter, UV filter, Color filter ... makes me question whether I then Filterset VW LF37WE-K ever need about I think you do not. The MC-filter (with MC multi-coated for easy = mehrschichtvergütet is what today anyway almost everyone is somewhat decent filter) is used purely to protect the lens against fingerprints eg, sand, rain, etc. and is therefore synonymous together with the stray aperture very useful .
The polarizer, however, can not fully replace Neutralgraufilter. Although he swallows synonymous light, but this is dependent of the setting and the lighting conditions - s.bedeckten days would bring you a polarizer no effect (which yes, you will of your SLR still know her), the ND are. If you then realize that you have a Graufilter need is a single purchase probably more useful than the original set.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von syntech:
The MC-filter (with MC multi-coated for easy = mehrschichtvergütet is what today anyway almost everyone is somewhat decent filter) is used purely to protect the lens against fingerprints eg, sand, rain, etc. and is therefore synonymous together with the stray aperture very useful . Ok, but then really just synonymous with a cap. As far as I have my views, the filter and then forward aufgeschraubt is otherwise relatively quickly deteriorating. So if filters, then filters with equal protection, correct? :)
And the argument with sand and rain is certainly not bad. But since when do I need synonymous adapter raufschrauben the filter and UV filter used. Otherwise I find the closing hood enough. Except as what I overlooked, or appreciate the protective function of this aperture wrong one.
s.bedeckten days would bring you a polarizer no effect (which yes, you will of your SLR still know her), the ND are. This is me now not entirely clear. Why do I need in overcast sky (= not (too) bright Lichtverhaeltnisse that it applies to diminish) a Graufilter? I'm only amateur photographer and I can only this rare Zwielichtverhaeltnisse before / after rain imagine where the sky is covered, and it still - for my eyes - somehow fades. So far I could in such Lichtverhaeltnissen but photos never do, because that is missing s.der practice.
I will make smart times what it cost Graufilter alone. Quite pointless it seems not to be yes. And when I use the filters do not really need, can I with the filter alone Günster ride than with the set. That I see in the case such as du
In any case, thank you for your answer. Applies to all synonymous to what the others want to post.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
The filter then forward aufgeschraubt and is otherwise relatively quickly deteriorating. So if filters, then filters with equal protection, correct? I know your camera closer, but usually requires you to first Lens UV-(or protection) to this filter and then the lens hood. In reverse order, yes Aperture losing its meaning, because they simply do not stray away more freely into vagabonding Lens pact ;-)
Otherwise I find the closing hood enough. Except as what I overlooked ... The scattered light appears in the built-aperture lens cap protects the lens only if it is. When shooting would be the front lens glass and could be released without protective filters damage. So s.besten filter on the optics, stray light aperture in the filter.
Why do I need in overcast skies ... a Graufilter? For example, if you drive for a minimum depth of a large s.der Camera Aperture Setting want. I use in my - albeit of house from very bright Camera - one of the built-Graufilter so often it goes to something with the sharpness level to be able to play and not at all small aperture of the front to the rear to have sharp. BTW: The polarizer works so synonymous depending on the angle of incidence of light. At the back light, for example, he remains synonymous s.sehr sunny days with no effect.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von syntech:
I know your camera closer, but usually requires you to first Lens UV-(or protection) to this filter and then the lens hood. In reverse order, yes Aperture losing its meaning, because they simply do not stray away more freely into vagabonding Lens pact ;-)
The scattered light appears in the built-aperture lens cap protects the lens only if it is. When shooting would be the front lens glass and could be released without protective filters damage. So s.besten filter on the optics, stray light aperture in the filter. According to Instructions (Page 8, link:
Bedienungsanleitung als PDF ) and meinem Verstaendnis ist die Reihenfolge bei der GS280 with Filtern so:
Lens des Camcorders
- Gegenlichtblende (with Schliessmechanismus, der anders rum sonst nicht mehr einrasten kann)
- Filters
- Hoffentlich Filterdeckel zum Schutz der Filters :)
Beim Weitwinkelaufsatz hingegen wird die Gegenlichtblende weggelassen.
Also irgendwie... etwas sinnfrei, wenn nicht zumindest ein Filterdeckel dabei ist, den die Cam aber so nicht hat. Sonst heissts wohl abschrauben, raufschrauben, abschrauben, .... Oder: mein Newbieverstaendnis reicht noch nicht aus um die Materie also solches in seiner Gesamtheit zu erfassen. *g*
Bedienungsanleitung als PDF ) and meinem Verstaendnis ist die Reihenfolge bei der GS280 with Filtern so:
Lens des Camcorders
- Gegenlichtblende (with Schliessmechanismus, der anders rum sonst nicht mehr einrasten kann)
- Filters
- Hoffentlich Filterdeckel zum Schutz der Filters :)
Beim Weitwinkelaufsatz hingegen wird die Gegenlichtblende weggelassen.
Also irgendwie... etwas sinnfrei, wenn nicht zumindest ein Filterdeckel dabei ist, den die Cam aber so nicht hat. Sonst heissts wohl abschrauben, raufschrauben, abschrauben, .... Oder: mein Newbieverstaendnis reicht noch nicht aus um die Materie also solches in seiner Gesamtheit zu erfassen. *g*
Bedienungsanleitung als PDF ) and meinem Verstaendnis ist die Reihenfolge bei der GS280 with Filtern so:
Lens des Camcorders
- Gegenlichtblende (with Schliessmechanismus, der anders rum sonst nicht mehr einrasten kann)
- Filters
- Hoffentlich Filterdeckel zum Schutz der Filters :)
Beim Weitwinkelaufsatz hingegen wird die Gegenlichtblende weggelassen.
Also irgendwie... etwas sinnfrei, wenn nicht zumindest ein Filterdeckel dabei ist, den die Cam aber so nicht hat. Sonst heissts wohl abschrauben, raufschrauben, abschrauben, .... Oder: mein Newbieverstaendnis reicht noch nicht aus um die Materie also solches in seiner Gesamtheit zu erfassen. *g*