Hmmm. Not a whole lot of room between the shutter and the film plane.
Also seems like you'd have a whole new level of pain trying to get it in
and out of there... not to mention what it might do to OTF metering to
have the light being reflected off the filter.
Why not just use a gelatin filter in a holder on the front of the
lens... one that allows just slipping the filter in and out?
Chuck Norcutt
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on: Mon, 24 May 1999 22:05:52
Norma Foltz <flzhgn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
... A UV "Black" filter that I ordered from B&H finally came (six weeks
special order) and I wanted to test it with a roll of Tmax 400/800 so I
set up the tripod and camera with flash and took some bracket series of
some composite flowers. It is really a pain to put that filter on and
off with out changing the focus on a macro shot! So my question is
this: where can I get a Wratten 18A filter gel that will fit behind the
shutter but in front of the film plane so I can use the viewfinder to
focus?
- -- Hank
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