I thought some may be interested in my latest experiments, using ML of course: realizing a medium format EOSM.
http://photography.grayheron.net/2018/10/taking-eosm-to-new-heights.html
QuoteA variable ND that sits behind the lens, thus introducing no polarizing banding in the sky.
Doesn't make sense. All variable ND filters with a waveplate (quarter-wave) in front aren't affected by polarization banding regardless if mounted in front of the lens or behind.
Wide angle ;)
@Walter
Trust my cryptic reply was understood. By banding (maybe not the best word to use, so I've tweaked my blog post) I meant the dreaded X effect you get by using a variable ND in front of a WA lens and at the strongest setting.
As I say, putting the variable ND at the rear of the lens eliminates/reduces the X effect.
Cheers
Garry
Discussion continues here: https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=22945.0