Breakthrough Photography launches the ‘Breakthrough R’ drop-in filters for the Canon EOS R system
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Let's hope the variable NDs here have better resistance/damping on the wheel. A light breeze could almost change the official Canon one.
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Not sure about weather sealing with this system. If you have a water splash on the filters on the front of the lens, it's ok. But if the water gets in between the lens and the sensor...
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1 Tape over the filter access port (hassle while changing filters)
2 short watertight textile hose with two ribbons to keep water out
3 small hole on the underside of the EF-RF filter adapter to drain the water (don't forget to paint the inside of that hole matte black)
Hopefully they have some gasket between their filters or they will be available soon by a thirt (fourth?) party supplier.
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On my RP it does a good job at keeping the dust out when changing lenses. I do have to use a blower to clean the filter every now and then
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I have the habit of cleaning before and after but just worrying what I am not able to see. Perhaps I have to try it out to know. The new R series comes with the normal adapter, I wonder if I can pay more to upgrade to the one with filter slot.On my RP it does a good job at keeping the dust out when changing lenses. I do have to use a blower to clean the filter every now and then
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I really like having a CPL for all my lenses, specifically for the MP-E65, using a front filter on that tends to degrade IQ when using a flash.
If you go with the filter adapter, be aware that there's no slot cover included, so you need to get the €99 clear filter as well.
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Think it might have to do with the quality of the glass. I noticed the X2 vs X4 CLEAR filter is priced quite differently too....
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Would now be a good time to note that I have a BNIB drop-in adapter available for purchase? It's the one with Canon CP filter.
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