UV or clear filter for F350?
Can anyone recommend a low profile UV or clear filter for the F350 that wont affect the HD picture i.e. soften it?
I have a Fuji XS17x5.5BRM-M38 lens with 82mm filter thread. Thanks, Paul. |
Almost any good quality 82mm UV or clear glass should be OK. So long as the glass is optically flat you shouldn't have a problems. I have a Tiffen that I use most of the time and a couple of cheap ebay clear glass filters that I use when I know I'm going to be in dust and dirt as I often end up scratching them.
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Do you have a low profile Tiffen UV filter - if one is available? (I couldn't tell from the Tiffen web site) - do you get any vignetting on full wide with your lens?
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I have a standard thickness Tiffen, my lens is a canon KH20x6.7 so not as wide as yours but I don't get any vignetting. The ebay filters are low profile. The only problem I have with then is that they are not coated so sometimes you get reflections. Hoya do some good low cost(ish) low profile 82mm UV filters.
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Thanks Alister :)
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http://www.schneideroptics.com/ecomm...D=265&IID=3025 As always with B+W purchased from an authorized US dealer, you get a 10 year warranty on the filter. See Abel Cine Tech for US authorized B+W filters and a great price. Ryan Avery Regional Sales Representative Schneider Optics |
As you'll see in my details - I'm in the UK - do you have UK distribution?
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Hi Paul,
I have been using a Hoya low profile UV filter. It seems fine optically and I am not seeing any vignetting on my HSs18x5.5 lens. Peter |
Thanks Peter :)
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