BoxFilter Examples

We strongly advise that you email us prior to purchase, letting us know exactly which camera(s) you have, along with any questions.
In addition, check the Compatibility List for your camera(s), and if they're on it, read the information provided there.

Vignetting can be an issue whenever adding anything in front of a lens. Stacking multiple filters increases the possibility of vignetting.
That possibility will also vary depending on the physical and optical characteristics of different cameras. We're constantly updating the
Compatibility List through testing and customer feedback, and include notes on vignetting whenever it is found.

The gallery below shows several ways in which the BoxFilter has been configured to accommodate a variety of cameras.

Take your time, practice, and determine in advance the best setup for your camera(s).

If you have any problems or questions, just send us an email and we will get back with you promptly.

We hope that the BoxFilter opens up lots of new possibilities for your vintage photography! Please do share your experiences with us! 

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Kodak Junior Six-16
Kodak Junior Six-16
(Image courtesy of Bill Larson)
Kodak No. 2A Brownie Model B
Kodak No. 2A Brownie Camera Model B,
mounted on tripod using a BoxTopper
(Image courtesy of Jeffrey W. Kilgo)
Kodak Brownie Flash Six-20
Kodak Brownie Flash Six-20
(Image courtesy of Jeffrey W. Kilgo)
Kodak Pony IV
Kodak Pony IV
(Image courtesy of Bill Larson)
Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model F
Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model F
(Image courtesy of Jeffrey W. Kilgo)

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