Re: Anybody help with this IR filter?

[Goff Photo <jdgoff@xxxxxxxx>]

At 08:28 PM 5/16/97 -0400, you wrote:
>if all else fails - could the proper square filter be attached to a 72mm UV
>screw in? I've done things like that but to go to a very small size. Beats
>holding it in front of the lens, not to mention light leaks that way.
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>You might try a 'step-up ring' from 72 to 77 mm. Look to B&H ads, or phone
Calumet Photographic for help. A 77mm filter is a little pricey, but the
combination of ring and filter will permit screw-in. Look in Shutterbug mag
for a listing of used 77mm filters usually at a very good price. Usually,
filters do not suffer over time with use, but is is a wise idea to get a
major mfg product, eg., Tiffen, Hoya, B&W. Good Luck, James
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