Circular polarizing filter<<help>>


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I have also recently gotten the Hoya 58mm CIR-POLARIZING Filter from CP..ard 3weeks ago. If yours is brand new..then something is wrong la..i don't see any protruding rubber with mine..

I also realized that we live in the same estate..haha..very surprise! CCK Ave 4 rite? lol :D

lol how u know ave 4?
:o identity thief!


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john 3:16.. i forgot to really check really thoroughly so i guess it was a fault on my part.. on the whole that shop is really good (both quality and service).. only so happened their stock wasn't that good when I bought my filter, and i had already paid up.. so a bit paiseh if i want refund... i'd still recommend them as one of the best shops in sg...

but that problem really doesn't affect usage... u still can use the filters normally...

what problems might the protruding ring cause?
if it juz looks ugly i dun mind.
 

hey ur filter looks 2nd-hand...izzit? i got exactly the same one brand new some time ago it also has dis 'defect'. exactly the same, the circular lining like not..err...aligned lidat...i mean it doesn't affect the function of the filter but when u buy brand new quite pissed lor:)

perhaps go down n get a replacement.. u still have the receipt rite..

u should be able to change it.. but don't keep ur hopes too high.. last time i bought a cheap hoya cpl and had this problem.. i went back to the shop and it turned out the next few that were opened were all like that.. the guy just choose the nicest looking one and gave to me...

that ring is normal. it is used to press the glass against the metal 'frame'. you can open 10 sets to your hearts content and most probably all 10 will see the same thing.
 

what problems might the protruding ring cause?
if it juz looks ugly i dun mind.

not really much problems.. peformance wise it's still the same.. just make sure ur glass isn't loose or something... other than that, don't worry too much....
 

that ring is normal. it is used to press the glass against the metal 'frame'. you can open 10 sets to your hearts content and most probably all 10 will see the same thing.

if it is normal, then it's ok den~~ :)
 

BRO!~~

Hold on!! Today when i was going to the airport to take some pic then upon careful examination of my CLP, there was the same buldge that was seen in the picture taken by you..

Perhaps it's part of the design.


Bro,

I have also recently gotten the Hoya 58mm CIR-POLARIZING Filter from CP..ard 3weeks ago. If yours is brand new..then something is wrong la..i don't see any protruding rubber with mine..

I also realized that we live in the same estate..haha..very surprise! CCK Ave 4 rite? lol :D
 

how can we make skies more blue on photoshop? which filter can we use?
 

do remember to select and feather the sky.. u don't wanna have blue faces or trees in ur photo.. unless u're going for the surreal look....

another way? replace the sky...

or, select the sky and adjust levels/curves...
 

or use PS color range feature :)
 

since u guys got so many lens, means u got almost every CPLs for every lens?

planning to get 1 for my kitlens... u think?:dunno:
 

since u guys got so many lens, means u got almost every CPLs for every lens?

planning to get 1 for my kitlens... u think?:dunno:

front elemet of kit lens like canan ef-s 18-55 rotates when focusing... so its not advisable to use CPL...
 

dunnoe if any1 has mentioned this.

Best way to see the effect i find, is to:

find a pond (during a cloudy day, abit of sunlight)
look through view finder with the CPL on and aim at the pond and slowly turn the CPL.
you will find that at certain rotations you can see through the pond ! :p (no more reflection on the pond)
 

since u guys got so many lens, means u got almost every CPLs for every lens?

planning to get 1 for my kitlens... u think?:dunno:

Actually you don't need one CPL for every lens... get one that suits the largest diameter opening of your lens (or future lenses that you aret thinking to get), then use it for your current lenses coupled with a step-up-ring...

e.g. your kit lens maybe a 62mm, and you may have or wanna get in future a 77mm opening lens, then buy a 77mm CPL, and a 62->77mm step up ring to use for your kit lens...

step-up-rings are definitely cheaper to get than getting CPL's for every size/lenses

hope this helps ;)
 

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