Art,
the hoya circumar polarizing filter 55mm diam. is really neat.
There was an article on photo.net (or Erwin's site, doubt, doubt) showing
that Hoya had a good quality.
So far, I think they come in two or three quality grade, among those the
extra slim veriety for wide angles.
FWIW...
--------------------------------- Xavier F. BILLE Maisons-Alfort - France.
From: NATSTEK@xxxxxxx Reply-To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [LRFlex] Re: Moonlighting Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 15:43:48 EDT
Hey Guys,
For what it's worth, the way I check for stray reflections in a filter that I
may plan on using is to look down at the filter as I hold it and if I see
nearly no, or no reflection of my ugly mug, then I know that this filter will not
contribute to unwanted reflections or image degradation.
Of course I only use either Nikon, Minolta or B&W (Pro Series, Multicoated),
filters. When using Nikon or Minolta filters, I stick to the Multicoated ones
such as L37C, or L1BC. Polarizing filters are another matter. I don't know if
anyone makes a Multicoated Circular or Linear Polarizer, because I've been
looking for one for years.
Art Tafil
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