30/03/2026 1:05 am
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Ive been shooting with my 90D for years but mostly did portraits. Finally heading to Zion next month for some real landscape work and Im hitting a wall. Highlights keep blowing out and water reflections are killing my contrast. I know I need glass but the options are overwhelming for a crop sensor setup.
- Budget around $250-$300
- Must fit my 18-135mm and 10-18mm wide angle
- Need a solid CPL and a 6-stop ND for waterfalls
- Circular filters only, no bulky square systems
Is it better to buy one large set with step-up rings or get individual ones to avoid vignetting on the wide lens?
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30/03/2026 1:06 am
Unfortunately, I had issues with vignetting when I bought 67mm filters for that wide lens. Get 77mm glass and step-up rings instead.
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30/03/2026 1:40 am
> Is it better to buy one large set with step-up rings To add to the point above: I had issues with individual filters being a total letdown. Don't bother. Get 77mm B+W 77mm Circular Polarizer MRC and Tiffen 77mm ND 1.8 Filter instead.
