There are a few more options, which you can research further at Cokin's and Singh-Ray's sites.
One is the Cokin P Slim holder. It holds just 1 filter and is designed specifically to address this issue. Slips into a camera bag much more easily than their normal holder.
You can also just hand-hold the filters or use little bits of tape and forget the holder altogether.
An other way to go is to get Singh-Ray's 4x6 filters, which make hand-holding and such easier, and possibly have a look at Cokin's larger Z-Pro holders, Which (I think) will handle the 4x6's. Not sure you need this if 24 is as wide as you plan to go.
Paul Wasserman
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STOCKPHOTO@..., Glenn Zumwalt <glenn.zumwalt@...> wrote:
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> phillip roullard wrote:
> > I need a filter holder for a Canon EF 24mm wide-angle lens. I have an old Hoyarex filter holder which will not accomodate Singh Ray filters which I want to buy.
> > I understand that the Cokin P filter holder will probably vignette on a 24mm lens. The lens I have is not a zoom just a straight 24mm.
> >
> > Phillip Roullard
> > San Diego
> >
> One way to stop the vignetting is to cut off all but 1 filter slot.
> This is the only solution that I have heard of.
>
> Glenn Zumwalt
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