Hello, at the internet site at Schneider Kreuznach are two Centerfilter for the super Angulon XL 90mm. One with 3 stops and one with 4 stops. Called IV A and IV B.... What is the difference? What is the better one..?
Thank you.
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Cyron
Where are you seeing that? The CF catalog page at the new SK site shows only the IV A for the 90 XL, and states that in general the required exposure compensation for the center filters is limited to no more than 2 stops:
at the internet site at Schneider Kreuznach are two Centerfilter for the super Angulon XL 90mm. One with 3 stops and one with 4 stops. Called IV A and IV B.... What is the difference?
I believe that the 4a filter is correct for the 90/5.6 Super Angulon XL lens.
I surmise that the 3X time factor for the 4a filter was misinterpreted as 3 stops. Likewise, the 4X time factor for the 4b filter was misinterpreted as 4 stops.
The specifications for the 4a filter are: 1.5 stops center to periphery, time factor 3X, 0.45ND.
Indeed it is - right under my nose! < red face > Galloping brain rot, etc. Thank you for the correction.
To the OP: I have the CF IVa for my 90 XL. It works well; it never occurred to me to try to get a IVb to compare, so I can't say anything about the latter on the 90.