NiSi 100mm Filter Holder for Nikon Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Lens
- Does not Vignette
- 360-Degree Rotation
- Clip Design Allows Easy Filter Removal
- Supports 2 x 100mm Filters
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Sensei 150mm Aluminum Filter Holder for Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8 with 77mm Adapter Ring Kit
- For Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED Lens
- Adapter for 77mm Filter Threads
- Holds up to Three 150mm Filters
- No Vignetting with Nikon 14-24mm Lens
Sensei Pro 150mm Aluminum Filter Holder for Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8 Lens
- For Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED Lens
- Holds up to Three 150mm-Wide Filters
- No Vignetting with Nikon 14-24mm Lens
- Low-Gap Filter Slot to Prevent Flare
NiSi 49mm Filter Adapter for Ricoh GR IIIx
- Designed for Ricoh GR IIIx
- Fits 49mm Circular Filters
- Aluminum Construction
Cokin P Series Filter Holder
- For Cokin P Series Filters
- Multiple Built-In Filter Slots
- Holds Filters 84mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
- Holds up to 3 Rectangular Filters
Tiffen Pro100 Series Camera Filter Holder with 77mm Adapter Ring
- Holder for Filters 100mm-Wide, 4mm-Thick
- Holds up to 2 Rectangular Filters
- Rotates 360°
- Aluminum-Alloy Construction
NiSi 100mm Filter Holder for Sony FE 14mm f/1.8 GM Lens
- Does Not Vignette
- 360-Degree Rotation
- Clip Design Allows Easy Filter Removal
- Supports Two 100mm Wide Filters
NiSi 150mm Filter Holder for Nikon 14-24mm Lens
- For Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
- For Filters 150mm-Wide, 2mm-Thick
- Holds up to 3 Rectangular Filters
- Rotates 360°
LEE Filters SW150 Mark II Filter System Holder for Wide-Angle Lenses
- For Using Filters with Wide-Angle Lenses
- Dedicated to Several Different Lenses
- Compatible with Many SW150 Filters
- Stack Up to Two Filters
Cokin P Series Filter Holder and 67mm P Series Filter Holder Adapter Ring Kit
- For Lenses with 67mm Filter Threads
- Enables Use of Cokin P Series Filters
- P Series Filter Holder
- Holds Filters 84mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
Cokin Z-Pro Series Filter Holder
- For Cokin Z-Pro Series Filters
- Multiple Built-In Filter Slots
- Holds Filters 100mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
- Holds up to 2 Rectangular Filters
NiSi V7 Alpha 100mm Aluminum Filter Holder
- Holds up to 3 x 100mm Filters
- Fits 100 x 100mm Polarizer
- Eliminates Vignetting
- 360° Rotation
NiSi 150mm Q Filter Holder for Rokinon/Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Lens
- For Rokinon/Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC
- For Filters 150mm Wide, 2mm Thick
- Holds up to 2 Rectangular Filters
- Rotates 360°
Kase K9 100mm Filter Kit with Adapter Ring for Sony 14mm f/1.8 GM Lens
- Allows Creation of Multiple Filter Slots
- Accommodates up to 100mm Wide Filters
- Includes 2mm and 1.1mm Rails
- Holds 3 x 100mm Rectangular Filters
Haida M10 Filter Holder Kit with 77mm Adapter Ring
- For 77mm Front Filter Threads
- Holds Filters 100mm Wide, 2mm Thick
- Rotates 360°, Push-and-Release Lock
- Gaskets for Light-Blocking Seals
LEE Filters NIKKOR Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Filter Holder Kit
- Use LEE100 Filters with the NIKKOR Lens
- Frame for Stoppers & 100 x 100mm Filters
- Frame for 100 x 150mm Graduated Filters
- Rotates 360°
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Benro 100 x 100mm Filter Protecting Frame
- For FH100M2HF Master Filter Holder
- For FH100M2BHF Master Filter Holder
- For FH100M2 Master Filter Holder Kit
- For FH100M2B Master Filter Holder Kit
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Cokin A Series Filter Holder
- For Cokin A Series Filters
- Multiple Built-In Filter Slots
- Holds Filters 67mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
- Holds up to 3 Rectangular Filters
Cokin BPW400 Wide Angle Filter Holder for P Series
Cokin P Series Filter Holder and 62mm P Series Filter Holder Adapter Ring Kit
- For Lenses with 62mm Filter Threads
- Enables Use of Cokin P Series Filters
- P Series Filter Holder
- Holds Filters 84mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
NiSi 100mm Filter Holder for Olympus 7-14mm f/2.8 Pro Lens
- Does Not Vignette
- 360-Degree Rotation
- Clip Design Allows Easy Filter Removal
- Supports Two 100mm Wide Filters
Benro Master Series 100mm Filter Holder with 95mm Mounting Ring
- Fits Three Filters Up to 2mm Thick
- Works with 95mm Slim Circular Polarizer
- Allows Independent Rotation of Polarizer
- Aluminum Alloy Construction
FotodioX WonderPana FreeArc Core Unit for Nikon 14-24mm Lens
- For Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
- WonderPana FreeArc Core Unit
- Use with WonderPana 6.6" Holder Bracket
- With Bracket, Holds 6.6" Wide Filters
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Haida M15 Filter Holder
- Holds Filters 150mm Wide, 2mm Thick
- Holds up to 2 Rectangular Filters
- Holds 2 Rectangular & Magnetic Filters
- Filter Holder Rotates 360°
NiSi 100mm Filter Holder Kit for Venus Optics Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D Lens
- For Venus Optics Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D
- Holder for Filters 100mm-Wide, 2mm Thick
- Slots for 2 Rectangular Filters
- Edge-Only Grips for Rectangular Filters
Holga Double Filter Holder
NiSi P49 49mm Filter Holder for Compact Cameras
- Designed for Compact Cameras
- Holds 2x NiSi P1 Series Filters
- Fits Lenses with 49mm Filter Threads
- Rotates 360°
Cokin P Series Filter Holder and 52mm P Series Filter Holder Adapter Ring Kit
- For Lenses with 52mm Filter Threads
- Enables Use of Cokin P Series Filters
- P Series Filter Holder
- Holds Filters 84mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
Cokin P Series Filter Holder and 82mm P Series Filter Holder Adapter Ring Kit
- For Lenses with 82mm Filter Threads
- Enables Use of Cokin P Series Filters
- P Series Filter Holder
- Holds Filters 84mm-Wide, 1.6mm-Thick
Sigma FHR-11 Rear Gel Filter Holder for Sigma 14mm Art Lens and 14-24mm Art Lens for Canon EF
- For EF-Mount 14mm f/1.8 DG HSM Art
- For EF-Mount 14-24mm f/2.8 DG HSM Art
- Holds Pre-Cut Gel Filter
- Tracing and Cutting Template
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Filter Holders for Landscape Photography
Filter holders are placed on the front of camera lenses to accommodate light, color, and other filters for controlling the composition of photographs. Holders normally accept square or rectangular filter frames that resemble panes of glass, and the holders themselves mount to an adapter ring that screws into the threads on the existing outer lens.
When to Use Stacked Rectangular Filter Frames
Landscape photographers often use them in combination with frame holders to create different effects, essentially stacking them one in front of another. One adverse effect of stacking circular screw-in filters is "vignetting," which is a darkening of the corners of an image in relation to its center. Vignetting occurs when a lens draws light into the camera in a conical fashion, and the frame of any lens, simply by its design, blocks some of the angular light into the lens. Stacking circular lenses on top of one another, or using step-up rings to mount different size filters on lens of different diameters, creates an increasing amount of blockage.
Square or rectangular filter frames actually are frameless, so you can stack them in a row in holder slots without creating that same light blockage. In addition, many holders come with accessories such as lens hoods, barndoors, and French flags that minimize the dispersion of light between the filters, ensuring that light directs into the lens itself.
How Do Holder Systems Mount to Cameras?
The first step is screwing an adapter ring into the internal threads of the existing lens. Some filter holder systems come in kits with a filter holder adapter ring, the holder, and the filter frames. The holder fits over grooves or slots on the ring and is secured with either thumbscrews or friction-mounting spring pins. The holder consists of a platform with slotted brackets to house the filters, keeping them square and parallel in front of the lens to maintain optical clarity. The assembly turns independently of the focal ring, so you can rotate the holder assembly in either portrait or landscape orientation.
How to Determine Lens Thread Size
The critical piece is the lens adapter ring. You have to get the right size for the thread size of the lens. The millimeter diameter of the lens and thus its thread size are not the same as the focal length dimension of the lens, which is the millimeter distance from where conical light converges inside the lens to where it's re-projected onto the image sensor (or film) on the back of the camera.
The most common lens thread sizes are 49, 52, 58, 62, 72, and 77mm diameters. The best way to determine the exact thread size you need for an adapter ring is to look at the inside rim of the outer edge of your lens. Find the symbol for diameter, which is an "o" with a diagonal line through it (ø). It has a millimeter number after it. This is the size of the thread, and the designation of the adapter ring and holder with which you have to match it.