Tianya Filter? - PhotoCamel

ShutterBlink · 3 Weeks Ago

Hi everyone,

Guys did anyone heard/know about Tianya Filter??

I would like to buy filter ND8, GND. sunset filter.
but dont know which one is better in-terms of price, photo quality & set-up!

Cokin Filter
Price=?
Photo quality= ?
Easily to set-up= ?

Lee Filter
Price=?
Photo quality= ?
Easily to set-up= ?

and Tianya Filter

need some help from the guru's

around here!

Cheers!

KmH · 3 Weeks Ago

Not something to sacrifice quality for price on.

Lee Filters USA | Camera products

The only ones that are better is Singh-Ray

Mary Robinson · 1 Week Ago

Don't forget Singh-Ray, it has a Grad Sunset Neutral Density filter (They call it a Reverse Grad Neutral Density Filter) that will fit either the Lee or Cokin setup, ranging from $120 to $210 US, depending on the which stop and which configuration you want, Lee or Cokin. I personally have this filter and several other Singh Ray filters, you can't beat them for quality. If these are a bit on the expensive side for you, I'd save up for them, they are definitely worth the extra $$.

Mary Robinson · 1 Week Ago

Singh-Ray has a Grad Sunset Neutral Density filter (They call it a Reverse Grad Neutral Density Filter) that will fit either the Lee or Cokin setup, ranging from $120 to $210 US, depending on the which stop and which configuration you want, Lee or Cokin. I personally have this filter and several other Singh Ray filters, you can't beat them for quality. If these are a bit on the expensive side for you, I'd save up for them, they are definitely worth the extra $$.

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ShutterBlink Alpaca Location: Singapore Posts: 3 CamelKarma: 10 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Tianya Filter? Hi everyone, Guys did anyone heard/know about Tianya Filter?? I would like to buy filter ND8, GND. sunset filter. but dont know which one is better in-terms of price, photo quality & set-up! Cokin Filter Price=? Photo quality= ? Easily to set-up= ? Lee Filter Price=? Photo quality= ? Easily to set-up= ? and Tianya Filter need some help from the guru's around here! Cheers! __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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KmH Bactrian Location: Central Iowa Posts: 1,990 CamelKarma: 2488 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: Tianya Filter? Not something to sacrifice quality for price on. Lee Filters USA \| Camera products The only ones that are better is Singh-Ray
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Mary Robinson Alpaca Location: Oklahoma Posts: 47 CamelKarma: 595 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Tianya Filter? Don't forget Singh-Ray, it has a Grad Sunset Neutral Density filter (They call it a Reverse Grad Neutral Density Filter) that will fit either the Lee or Cokin setup, ranging from $120 to $210 US, depending on the which stop and which configuration you want, Lee or Cokin. I personally have this filter and several other Singh Ray filters, you can't beat them for quality. If these are a bit on the expensive side for you, I'd save up for them, they are definitely worth the extra $$.
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Mary Robinson Alpaca Location: Oklahoma Posts: 47 CamelKarma: 595 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Tianya Filter? Singh-Ray has a Grad Sunset Neutral Density filter (They call it a Reverse Grad Neutral Density Filter) that will fit either the Lee or Cokin setup, ranging from $120 to $210 US, depending on the which stop and which configuration you want, Lee or Cokin. I personally have this filter and several other Singh Ray filters, you can't beat them for quality. If these are a bit on the expensive side for you, I'd save up for them, they are definitely worth the extra $$. __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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