friedemann_pistorius

<p>I agree with Dan and Q.G. Try and judge for yourself if you really need a center filter.</p> <p>Reading your post, another thought came into my mind: The image circle of the Fuji CMW 105/5.6 is rather small (174mm at f22), so if you're standing close to the subject you want to photograph and if your subject includes vertical lines you want to keep vertical you'll be running out of image circle quite soon, depending on how far your subject is located above the ground.<br> I too like to photograph in churches. I own a Nikon 90/f8 and found its image circle (236mm at f22) perfect for my needs. However, since it has noticable fall off at the edges of the image circle, my Schneider Centerfilter IIIb (1.5 f-stops) works very well on this lens to achive even illumination from corner to corner ("even" to my eyes...).</p> <p> </p>