Haida M15 Filter Holder Kit for Sony FE 12-24mm f/2.8 GM Lens ($210 from B&H Photo) provides slots for up to two 150mm wide, 2mm thick filters along with a Haida M15 Round Magnetic CPL Filter or Haida M15 Magnetic NanoPro MC ND Filters.
Mounted within a nonthreaded aluminum alloy ring, a Haida Magnetic Filter for the Haida M15 Filter Holder is made specifically to fit between the Haida M15 Filter Holder and the filter holder adapter ring. For filters such as a Haida Magnetic Circular Polarizer, the filter holder’s external dial integrates with the filter ring, allowing for the independent rotation and adjustment of those filter types.
• Combines Haida M15 Filter Holder + HD4645 Adapter Ring for Sony FE 12-24mm f/2.8 GM Lens
• Quick Release & Easy Installation
• Does Not Require Lens To be Removed From Camera Body for Installation & Removal
• Custom Design for Sony FE 12-24mm F2.8 GM Lens
Order Haida M15 Kit for Sony FE 12-24mm f/2.8 GM Lens from B&H Photo
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Have been following since I got the rear filter holder and clear night filter. They also have an adapter for the FE 14mm f/1.8 GM for $99 that can use the filter holder interchanging between the 12-24mm and 14mm lenses. NiSi has the same ability with separate adapters for each lens and using the filter holder on either, complete for one lens is $519 and a seperate adapter for the other lens is $159 and holder also attaches to both saving $’s.
Just Info: Few know about is if you have a Mark I or II Sony there is a on camera app called Digital Filter at
https://www.playmemoriescameraapps.com/portal/
a learning curve, but you can use three areas to use all camera settings to make a filter. I used to capture Milky Way over a lit runway and a small village with dark sky above controlling bright light/colors while capturing the dark sky getting a preview/fine adjustments before sending a raw file to SD using my A7s and FE 1018 at 12mm FF and several landscapes with A7Rii, better than carrying glass someplace. Before I could afford PS for blending, 2016. Know your camera.