Hi Mike, actually I like them more. I didn’t think I would, but If I’m working with one lens all I have to do is change the filter. A simple maneuver. I’ve also seen more vignette in the round as opposed to the squares because the squares cover more lens real estate. In the kit I have it comes with a lens adapter for just about every lens I use so I don’t have to buy several screw ons for each lens. I do like my circular ones too but I’m finding working with these are easier.
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Are those type of filters better than a screw on? Seems complicated.
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Hi Mike, actually I like them more. I didn’t think I would, but If I’m working with one lens all I have to do is change the filter. A simple maneuver. I’ve also seen more vignette in the round as opposed to the squares because the squares cover more lens real estate. In the kit I have it comes with a lens adapter for just about every lens I use so I don’t have to buy several screw ons for each lens. I do like my circular ones too but I’m finding working with these are easier.
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Thanks for the review Kathleen. I’ve had a 35mm prime on my mirrorless for over a year so different filters wouldn’t be a problem.
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