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Which One? - Polarising filters

 
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Feb 28, 2011 14:19 |  #1

Hello,

I'm looking for a very good polarising filters for my Canon 24-105 lens... it should be a 77mm. I've been looking in B&H but there are so many choices that I would like to know your opinions.

What would you recomend?

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Feb 28, 2011 16:38 |  #2

The three CPL's most often recommended are: Hoya(multi-coated), B&W MRC and
Heliopan. I'm using B&W and Heliopan and am very happy with them. :D


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Feb 28, 2011 17:42 |  #3

B&W Kas is what I have.


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Feb 28, 2011 18:37 |  #4

I am still playing with my first polarizer, so I can't give a real comparison but I will say I like my Cokin system alot, it makes for very easy changes, and allows me to stack filters if I need to. I ordered a lenscap from cokin that slides in like a stacked filter and protects the polarizer when I am moving about in the brush or in a wet area.
Obviously. there are reasons that the better models cost more, but the features and usability of the relatively low cost Cokins fit my requirements for my first polarizer.
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Feb 28, 2011 21:37 |  #5

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