Matte boxes: Bright Tangerine Viv or OConnor O-Box - Will handle Cannon 11-24mm zoom?

[Michael Holmes]

I am looking at these two options for a new Weapon.

At BT website it say Viv "covers lenses as wide as a 14mm Cooke S4 and still uses 3 filter stages. Use RED Pro Zooms at 5K."
At OConnor site it says "The OConnor O-Box WM is a two-stage mattebox designed around the 16:9 format full-size sensor. A wide-angle system, it accommodates lenses up to 18mm (and in some cases wider)."

Does this mean that neither system will work with the Canon 11-24mm f/4 zoom lens?
If the answer is "Yes", does this mean I must use only screw-in filters?

Once the Weapon arrives, I anticipate the Canon 11-24 will get a lot of use.

Thanks for the help.
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OK, I found the answer in a lens review:
"With its monstrous front element, it is not currently possible to fit any filters in front of the Canon EF 11-24mm f/4L USM (the lens allows for rear gel filters though). So if you are intending to fit a polarizer or gradated filter on the Canon, you are out of luck because it only accepts slot-in gel filters at the back."

Sorry to bother.

 

[PatrickFaith]

I have both bright tangerine and o-box, I never use the matte box on either less then 18mm. The huge Dna bright tangerine matte box can get to super wide lenses but I normally only use that for glare issues that arise on super wide shots (and that larger BT matte box is really only for tripod use).

 

[Michael Lindsay]

We really mix it up.. We have used a strummer DNA (handheld even) and a misfit atom with a duclos 11-16. The canon's entrance pupil may be further back and be problematic... Best to test.

 

[Chad Lancaster]

I've used the Viv with the black hole on a Nikon 14-24 and there was no vignette, even on a full frame camera.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAzSKl6lqRa/

Not sure about the canon but it will allow you to use filters