How much does a circular polarizer cost?
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Sun_Of_The_Beach
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I just bought a hoya 77mm polarizer, and step up rings, at John 3:16 for about $100.
My EF lens are
1) Kit lens 18-55
2) 70 - 300
both are 58mm. However, my coming lens is 24-70, which is a 77mm diameter, so buy bigger one lor.
My EF lens are
1) Kit lens 18-55
2) 70 - 300
both are 58mm. However, my coming lens is 24-70, which is a 77mm diameter, so buy bigger one lor.
erictan8888
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just l ike to check: is the hoya one you bought a HMC polarizer or a super HMC version ?
thanks
thanks
got reply from CP
SB-600 Omnibounce Dome- Stofen Omnibounce @S$30.00
ML-L3 Remote Control @S$15.00
Hoya CPL 67mm @S$57.00
Hoya Close up +4 58mm @S$20.00
Hoya ND Filter 67mm @S$34.00
Stepping Ring 52-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 55-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 58-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 62-67mm @S$11.00
Sigma 70-300mm F4-5.6 APO DG Macro @S$314.00
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SB-600 Omnibounce Dome- Stofen Omnibounce @S$30.00
ML-L3 Remote Control @S$15.00
Hoya CPL 67mm @S$57.00
Hoya Close up +4 58mm @S$20.00
Hoya ND Filter 67mm @S$34.00
Stepping Ring 52-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 55-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 58-67mm @S$11.00
Stepping Ring 62-67mm @S$11.00
Sigma 70-300mm F4-5.6 APO DG Macro @S$314.00
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period of 1 week from the date of this email, after which any changes will
be made without prior notice. The acceptable modes of payment are CASH or NETS ONLY.
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catseye
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pRoLoS3r said:I am curious about the prices about CPL too
Can a kind soul enlighten me about the prices of
1) Standard (izzit single coated?) HOYA filter?
2) HMC HOYA filter?
3) Super HMC HOYA filter?
Thank you
Hi ....
Bought the following two days ago at CP Peninsula (after bargaining)
1. Hoya HMC UV 55mm - $20 (2 pieces)
2. Hoya Cir-Polarizing 55mm - $45
Checked out the prices at the following places before deciding on CP (did not bargain)
Hoya standard UV 55mm - $12 (John), $15 (AP-Funan)
Hoya HMC UV 55mm - $25 TCW
catseye said:
Thanks alot catseye
. You got a :thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup: bargain.
I got a equote reply from CP on Fri, 25 Nov 2005 14:53:05 +0800.
For people who would like to find out....
1) Hoya 67mm Standard Circular Polariser = $57.00
2) Hoya 67mm HMC Circular Polariser = not available locally
3) Hoya 67mm Super HMC Circular Polariser = $ 98.00 (required 1 week
indent
order and full payment is required)
4) Step up adapter 55mm to 67mm = $11.00
5) Cokin P system P455 (55mm) adapter ring = $13.40
6) Cokin P system Standard Holder = $12.00
7) Cokin P system Circular Polariser Filter (164) = $65.00
Sun_Of_The_Beach
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A question to asked on polarisers.
Most of the time, I leave my UV filter on the lens. When I need to use the polariser, is it advisable to remove the UV filter, or can I just fix on to the UV filter as well?
Most of the time, I leave my UV filter on the lens. When I need to use the polariser, is it advisable to remove the UV filter, or can I just fix on to the UV filter as well?
sane said:
Hey, anyone know how's the quality of a OMAX CPL filter over HOYA? It only cost S$17 @ http://www.tagotech.com/camera.htm under "filters". The Star filter also cost only S$17 while the close-up filter kit only S$28. Thinking of getting them if anyone have any experience or comment.
Canew said:+evenstar, may I know why there is a need to remove the UV filter before attaching the CPL? Thanks.
stacking ur filters raise the chances of vignetting happening.
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