Originally posted by erwinx
Buy a Hoya polariser, play with it, then go concentrate on more important things
luckily i never buy the B+W yet...thanks for your advise
Originally posted by erwinx
Buy a Hoya polariser, play with it, then go concentrate on more important things
Originally posted by erwinx
I have a Nikon Cir-pol. The big advantage about the nikon is that the cir pol is larger in diameter than adaptor ring. I bought it for my 24mm which is 52mm filter size so the price was ok, but now i have 2 lenses with 77mm filter size...
Why don't more people use polarisers?
(1) They shoot at sunrise and sunset where a polariser is really not necessary. [If you are a serious landscape shooter, what are u doing shooting at midday] Also... cut off reflection from the water? Landscape photographers want reflections (the good kind that is)
(2) Polariser makes the colour cooler. Which is why you have the Moose Warming Polariser.. so that can rule out this objection except I'm not sure how 'reputable' a brand Kenko is.
(3) Unless you are using a topnotch polariser, image quality suffers.
(4) Not really possible to use polariser + ND Grad - guaranteed vignetting with 35mm or wider.
In my early days, I tended to go polariser crazy and my shots weren't necessarily better because of it... but sometimes, it helped (luck?):
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=295383 [hoya polariser]
Buy a Hoya polariser, play with it, then go concentrate on more important things
also see http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/filters.htm
Originally posted by volk
What is the difference between a linear and cir pol?
I think a linear is cheaper, am i right?
can the linear one be used with a dc?
Originally posted by mpenza
was wondering.... is Tokina the same as Hoya for circular polarisers? I saw that my Hoya circular polariser was made by Tokina. The Tokinas are cheaper (~$9) though for the 52mm variant.
Originally posted by mpenza
for some of the examples you quoted, there're some (great) differences in quality and features....
the Tokina and Hoya Circular Polarisers on the other hand, might be the same thing. Just a different brand.
Originally posted by mpenza
Just had mine. Happy New Year to you and all![]()
Originally posted by overcrash
wats vignetting????
me dunno paiseh
heheeheh
anyway
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR
btw anyone know the quotes for the HOYA/TOKINA Filters out there?
Originally posted by overcrash
wats vignetting????
me dunno paiseh
heheeheh
Originally posted by mpenza
At MS Color, I was quoted $25 for a Tokina 52mm Circular Polariser and $34 for a Hoya 52mm Circular Polariser. Hadn't tried bargaining though, it was just the initial quote.
Originally posted by overcrash
where is MS colour ar?
and for the Tokina a and Hoya, which you recommend?
Originally posted by mpenza
I don't know the difference. My Hoya is labelled "Made by Tokina"!!!
MS Color is in Ang Mo Kio Centre.
Originally posted by mpenza
I don't know the difference. My Hoya is labelled "Made by Tokina"!!!
MS Color is in Ang Mo Kio Centre.
Originally posted by isomers007
my fren bought a circular polariser @ $30....brand is Vitacon *haven't heard of dat brand*....@ ap....