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nd filter for fugi finepix s 5500

dharn · 2012-06-02 19:04:55

hi, i have a fuji finepix s 5500 it has filter size 55 i was thinking of getting a graduated nd filter to overcome the problem of washed out sky when foreground is properly lit, any advice or are they any good, something like hoya costing 23 pounds

02-06-2012 7:04pm

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hi, i have a fuji finepix s 5500 it has filter size 55 i was thinking of getting a graduated nd filter to overcome the problem of washed out sky when foreground is properly lit, any advice or are they any good, something like hoya costing 23 pounds

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#2 04-06-2012 9:34am

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come on lads... any ideas its the only question with no answer

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#3 04-06-2012 10:40pm

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anyone....

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#4 05-06-2012 5:37am

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Once the camera has manual controls you should be fine with a nd grad. Does the front element rotate when focussing?

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#5 05-06-2012 10:18am

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Borderfox wrote: »

Once the camera has manual controls you should be fine with a nd grad. Does the front element rotate when focussing?

no element does not rotate,it has a single lens which moves in and out to go from wide angle to optical 10x zoom it has an adapter ring that holds 55mm uv or polariser filter.
the lens is moved by pressing wide to telephoto button on the camera

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#6 05-06-2012 10:47am

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Then your good to go

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#7 05-06-2012 12:44pm

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thanks for your help BF

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