xpro 1, 2 +16mm landscape photography and Lee filters.

[Mevl]

Hello

 

Can anyone share experience with lee filters on x pro 1, 2

 

which version of the lee system do you own? Are there any OVF view restrictions?

 

or do you use screw in filters only. 

 

I'm interested in Grad filters, ND, Polarizer

[darknj]

Well, you are clearly going to see the filter holder in front of the OvF, even the 18-55 lens kit protrudes into the OvF on the X-Pro2, which I find rather annoying. Hence the EvF in that case.

 

As personal choice, I dislike the screw on filters, it forces me to buy several of them while the holder can have several rings for my need and cost a LOT cheaper. Plus side, if you ever decide to change system, your holder kit system can still be used. Not so plus side, it's a bit annoying to use in a rush, then again if you are doing long exposure in a rush, you better not do it at all.

 

Do keep in mind I am speaking from a still photography perspective, if you are filming, the screw on filter is invaluable as time saver and practicability.

[masslaw]

I got the largest screw in ND filter(s) I would use and got inexpensive step-up rings for the smaller diameter lenses.

[serhatalkan]

Hello

 

Can anyone share experience with lee filters on x pro 1, 2

 

which version of the lee system do you own? Are there any OVF view restrictions?

 

or do you use screw in filters only. 

 

I'm interested in Grad filters, ND, Polarizer

 

 

I DO NOT RECOMMEND X-PRO2 FOR THIS TYPE PHOTOS. IT HAS HOT PIXEL ISSUES.