ND Grad Advice needed

[v3nom]

Would it be possible to add a ND filter to a bridge camera (P100)? Assuming a could find a way to hold the filter steady in front of the lense would it in theory work?

 

[GooniesNeverSayDie11]

Would it be possible to add a ND filter to a bridge camera (P100)? Assuming a could find a way to hold the filter steady in front of the lense would it in theory work?

Sure, if you could line it up and hold steady enough. I would think it would still work to some degree. Not sure if it would temporarily mess up anything like metering or focus on the camera or anything like that.

 

[v3nom]

Cool, thanks for the reply. I think i might buy a cheap set from ebay to play with. I know you get what you pay for but seems daft paying alot for something that doesnt work.

I'll post some results if it works out

 

[tirediron]

It will work fine; I normally hand-hold my ND-Grads ('cause I'm too lazy to attach the filter holder). Even a hard grad has enough of a transition that unless you're reallllllly shakey it won't be a problem. This holder will work well if you use gel-type filters.

 

[v3nom]

It will work fine; I normally hand-hold my ND-Grads ('cause I'm too lazy to attach the filter holder). Even a hard grad has enough of a transition that unless you're reallllllly shakey it won't be a problem. This holder will work well if you use gel-type filters.

Thanks, ive ordered some cheap ones of ebay to give it a go. I think i'll just hold them rather than get a holder because i will at some point buy a dslr.

And heres me thinking i was asking a stupid question, expecting responses like 'Of course you cant!!, Dont be ridiculous!!' ha ha