Black Pro-Mist 1/4

If you run Canon EF to RF drop in filter adapters then you know how expensive OEM filters are from Canon for the drop in system. I personally love using the EF to RF drop in filter system so much I run 2 between my EOS R and my EOS R5. I have both adapters being OEM as well but I didn't want to break the bank on a 2nd filter so I opted for a Meike CPL since it was on Black friday sale. Worked perfectly during a car photoshoot I had booked and ended up with beautiful photos and zero issues. Highly recommended.

Works well with my Canon EF to R drop in adapter. I don't notice much of a color shift if any, but I have to done any tests. It appears to not have the heavy blue color shift that the Canon ND filter does at the darker adjustments.

It's a high qualiity CPL filter and I have had no issues with it. Just remember to buy a storage box for it when ordering this as it comes in a plastic case but the storage box is a much better solution. here's a link to it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BMDY98DP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?th=1

I like that this system allows me to bring along one CPL for all of my EF lenses. I just wish there was a similar design for R mount to RF lenses. Having this design eliminates the problem of having to carry a number of filters for different lens sizes.

I'm a big fan of Meike products and these two are no exception. The CPL filter is great for getting rid of glare and reflections and the drop-in filter mount adapter is a must-have for anyone using EF lenses on an EOSR camera. They're both well-made and work great.

Using this in the filter adapter was so much easier than reaching to a large, front filter. I don't have to worry about changing the filter when changing lenses either. Highly recommend it.

Purchased for a vacation I was going on. I went with the Meike with the CPL because of the price and a lot of favorable reviews. It is built well and very pleased with how it works on my EOS R and R6 and EF lenses.

Be carefully cleaning the variable nd I broke one.

Il filtro variabile Meike si distingue come un’ottima alternativa al più costoso filtro Canon. A un prezzo decisamente più conveniente, il Meike garantisce una qualità ottica impeccabile, senza introdurre dominanti cromatiche, un problema che invece ho con il filtro Canon. La spedizione rapida e l’affidabilità di Amazon rendono questo filtro non solo un affare in termini di prestazioni, ma anche in termini di accessibilità e convenienza. Un prodotto indispensabile per videomaker attenti al budget ma che non vogliono compromessi sulla qualità.

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Meike make an EF to RF Canon compatible adaptor that supports drop in filters. Three filter are supported: a clear one, a variable ND and a circular polariser. The last two have an adjustable wheel on the outside of the adaptor. The circular polarizer costs AU$109 while the adaptor is AU$223 less than half the cost of the Canon adaptor with drop-in filters. Meike also now make a Black Pro Mist filter for $225.

Excellent in the Meike adaptor, or the Canon version!

Meike Gold Streak I purchased this drop-in filter after doing extensive research. The price against Canon’s original is just a fraction and the quality is outstanding. After trying it a bit, I am pleased to confirm that this is correct. I also find it great that there is a possibility to choose a drop-in filter among a wide pool of options within Meike’s portfolio, such as the Gold Streak filter. I chose this one because it offers the possibility to create eye-catching cinematic looks with my EF lenses. I do not do video, but for stills, it is amazing. The filter can create the effect of elongated gold streaks horizontally from a point light source. I do not perceive any color cast, vignetting, or decrease in the image quality. On the contrary, the results are very appealing. The only downside is that I wish that the rotating wheel could offer a bit more resistance, so the transition could be slower and smoother. I guess this issue is more important for videographers or those using the VND drop-in filter. For stills, it works fine with the Gold Streak filter as you can see if the streak is horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. Overall, this is a recommendable purchase to gain an anamorphic style. The investment is quite low against more expensive screw-on filters or cinematography lenses. I like this system from Meike as the footprint of the filters and weight is minimal. This means that you can fix your adapter and carry a bunch of drop-in options to boost your creativity.