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WTB - ZOOM 20-100, 25-80, or around (but 4x5,6 filters !)

Quentin Devillers

Quentin Devillers

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Hello !
I would like a parfocal zoom arround 18-120mm at best, at least 25-80mm...
I don't care of the wheight, I don't care of the mount unless it exist an adapter to PL, canon or Nikon...

I just want to stay in 4x5,6 filters...

I would love the Cooke 20-100mm or Angenieux 20-120 but it need 6x6 filters...
So after hard looking I figured some Lomo zoom fit my needs, but they're hard to find...

Any proposition or advice is welcome !

Thanks a lot lot lot !
 
I've been using 4x5.65 filters successfully with my Cooke 20-100mm for many years. You may want larger square filters for polarizer or graduated filters, but that doesn't necessitate moving to 6x6 filters.

Not to make this a conflict of interest, but I have been toying around with the idea of selling my Cooke ;) The only problem is once you get hooked on the look, it's hard to let it go...
 
A. Clint Litton said:
I've been using 4x5.65 filters successfully with my Cooke 20-100mm for many years. You may want larger square filters for polarizer or graduated filters, but that doesn't necessitate moving to 6x6 filters.

Not to make this a conflict of interest, but I have been toying around with the idea of selling my Cooke ;) The only problem is once you get hooked on the look, it's hard to let it go...
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It's surprising !
I've been running some test at my rental house on a 18-100mm and it can work at 20mm, but you forget the ND Grad... isn't it ?
 
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