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Modular Hood
![]() ![]() What is vignetting ? How to avoid it when using filters ?
Vignetting can be caused by any extension in the front of the lens (filter, lens shade, etc...) and may result in producing black edges on the picture. Consequently, you must check that any accessory put onto the lens is large enough so that it does not appear in the angle of vision. For example, when using the COKIN CREATIVE FILTER SYSTEM, if the filter size of your wide-angle lens is Ø62 mm, you should go for the «P» Series, much larger, despite the fact that the «A» holder could physically fit this Ø62mm lens.
![]() Modifying a Cokin Holder
Unmodified Cokin P holders have a tendency to vignette on wide angle lenses (i.e., their front edges appear in the angle of view). That's because they have three slots, and that front slot is a long way from the front element of the lens. To "fix" this problem, buy an extra holder and modify it:
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