Which top of the line Hoya UV filter to get?

[ALT1MATE]

I'm going to B&H later today and I'm confused as to which UV filter to get. On hvstar.net I would have gotten the Pro1 S-HMC but B&H does not have that particular one (discontinued I think).

Here's what B&H has:

Hoya 77mm Ultraviolet UV(0) Super Multi-Coated (S-HMC) Glass Haze Filter (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/94134-REG/Hoya_778031_77mm_Ultraviolet_UV_0_Super.html)
Hoya 77 mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Multi-Coated Glass Filter (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/391177-REG/Hoya_040206_77_mm_Ultraviolet_UV_.html)
Hoya 77mm Ultraviolet UV Haze HD (High Definition) Digital Glass Filter (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/574276-REG/Hoya_6051073_77mm_Ultraviolet_UV_Haze.html)I think I can pretty much the HD version because I've read from users here on the forum that its marketing crap and it actually has less light transmission than the S-HMC.

So, should I get the S-HMC or the Pro 1 DMC? The S-HMC is almost half the price of the Pro 1.

[ALT1MATE]

I found this on the FAQ:
a) Hoya, B+W and Heliopan standard grade filters are all single coat designs.
b) Hoya HMC are three layer multicoat, Kenko MC Pro 1 Digital and Hoya MC Pro 1 Digital are 3 layer multicoat
c) Hoya SHMC, Hoya SMC Pro 1 (discontinued), B+W MRC and Heliopan SH-PMC are all High End multicoated filters.

If the Hoya S-HMC is the high end filter why is it cheaper than the 3-layer Pro 1?

[Jon]

The DMC has some other "features" "designed" for digital photography, like blackened edges to the filter glass. Probably not worth the expense; get the S-HMC.

[Wilt]

'Digital' label from Hoya is a lotta bologna! The highest transmission of light is the super multicoated SHMC at 99.7%. The newest HD has 99.35%, the Digital Pro has only 97%, the same as the multicoated HMC line. While Hoya provides those specs, they say nothing at all about any measured benefit from the 'digital' features.

[ALT1MATE]

I figured as much. I just wanted to be sure as they don't have the Pro1 S-HMC that hvstar has. S-HMC it is!