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Leslie Wand · January 16th, 2010, 06:13 AM

any suggestions for a thin 72mm uv filter that will allow a second screw on filter (cpl / cc / etc.,) if necessary?

Mark Goodsell · January 16th, 2010, 05:47 PM

I bought this filter recently for my Z5 (same seller, actually). Brand new, great quality, and it is very low profile. Will accept additional filters. I thought it was a good buy for a quality filter compared to the price of other filters on Ebay and definitely cheaper than B&H. Also bought a Vivitar Circular Polarizer (CPL) filter from the same outfit and if I remember they combined shipping. Like I said, I thought the quality was great on both items and have had no problems. I generally don't stack filters. I'll pull the UV filter off when I put on the CPL. I try to limit the extra glass in front of a great Sony lens. That's just me. I also have a Moose's filter that we have had for several years for use on a DSLR. A Moose's filter is a combination of a CPL and warming filter. Great for landscape and outdoor work. I use it on the Z5. You find someone selling them cheap on Ebay from time-to-time. Good luck.

VIVITAR UV 72MM FILTER Multi-Coated SR 1 FOR HOYA HMC - eBay (item 270514367312 end time Feb-11-10 12:30:46 PST)

Leslie Wand · January 17th, 2010, 03:18 AM

thanks for that mark, appreciated.

i'm after one for a 'lens protector' really, but i have a matt box that i can use with a screw in 72mm adaptor - so i'm hoping there's enough thread left AFTER the uv to screw in the adaptor....

leslie

Mark Goodsell · January 17th, 2010, 09:25 AM

There should be enough thread left, but if it's a heavy matt box, you might want to look for a thicker filter as it might be a little more robust..

Leslie Wand · January 17th, 2010, 08:12 PM

thanks again mark....

will have to look into it....

January 16th, 2010, 06:13 AM	#1
Leslie Wand Trustee Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: upper hunter, australia Posts: 1,410	thin uv filter? any suggestions for a thin 72mm uv filter that will allow a second screw on filter (cpl / cc / etc.,) if necessary?

January 16th, 2010, 05:47 PM	#2
Mark Goodsell Major Player Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: WI Posts: 367	I bought this filter recently for my Z5 (same seller, actually). Brand new, great quality, and it is very low profile. Will accept additional filters. I thought it was a good buy for a quality filter compared to the price of other filters on Ebay and definitely cheaper than B&H. Also bought a Vivitar Circular Polarizer (CPL) filter from the same outfit and if I remember they combined shipping. Like I said, I thought the quality was great on both items and have had no problems. I generally don't stack filters. I'll pull the UV filter off when I put on the CPL. I try to limit the extra glass in front of a great Sony lens. That's just me. I also have a Moose's filter that we have had for several years for use on a DSLR. A Moose's filter is a combination of a CPL and warming filter. Great for landscape and outdoor work. I use it on the Z5. You find someone selling them cheap on Ebay from time-to-time. Good luck. VIVITAR UV 72MM FILTER Multi-Coated SR 1 FOR HOYA HMC - eBay (item 270514367312 end time Feb-11-10 12:30:46 PST) __________________ Mark Goodsell

January 17th, 2010, 09:25 AM	#4
Mark Goodsell Major Player Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: WI Posts: 367	There should be enough thread left, but if it's a heavy matt box, you might want to look for a thicker filter as it might be a little more robust.. __________________ Mark Goodsell

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January 17th, 2010, 03:18 AM	#3
Leslie Wand Trustee Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: upper hunter, australia Posts: 1,410	thanks for that mark, appreciated. i'm after one for a 'lens protector' really, but i have a matt box that i can use with a screw in 72mm adaptor - so i'm hoping there's enough thread left AFTER the uv to screw in the adaptor.... leslie

January 17th, 2010, 08:12 PM	#5
Leslie Wand Trustee Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: upper hunter, australia Posts: 1,410	thanks again mark.... will have to look into it....