I thought it would work worse, but there's a reason people usually recommend this type of filter. I use it for car and landscape photography to remove reflections from paint and the sky. In this case, the filter doesn't have a physical stop; it rotates, and we adjust it until the reflection fades or disappears. I haven't noticed any vignetting or anything strange in the photos; it gives a clean result. I liked the box because it has grooves where we can place the filters and it secures them in place so they don't move during transport. I recommend not tightening it too much on the lens because since we'll be turning it around, it can be overtightened accidentally and it will be almost impossible to remove it. We might even have to cool it a little with air from the freezer to contract the metal threads and remove it.
03/10/2024