Hello Cip, Thanks for your quick reply.
> Any good circular polarizer will do well. The B+W > Kaesemann CP is edge > sealed to prevent moisture affecting the polarizing foils > over time. The > best CP filters I've seen are the B+W MC CP and Kaesemann > MC CP but they > have very thick rings so you have to be careful when > using these on a very > wide lens. I also like the Hoya CP's with Hoya's "Super > Multi Coating", 12 > full coats, 6 in front and 6 on the back, even B+W > doesn't go this far! The > Hoya S-HMC line has the highest light transmission and > lowest reflected > light of all normal mass production filters. Both brands > use water clear > optical glass, B+W uses the well known Schott optical > glass. Both are > ground and polished flat and parallel. Over time I've > switched to Hoya's > S-HMC filter line wherever I could for the much lower > reflected light > levels. Well, concerning the Hoya filters, I made a bad experience. I got a UV filter and the glass became loose. So I�m not convinced of the build quality. I think I will get a B&W filter, they also offer slim versions of their polarizers (only 5mm thick). But still I don�t know if a sealed Kaesemann version is worth the extra money. Anybody on the list, who uses a Kaesemann polarizer? Bye, Marco ------------------------------------------------ Marco Kost Journalist - Bild und Text Otto-Mair-Ring 5 83607 Holzkirchen Tel.: 08024 / 47 41 55 Mobil: 0179 / 118 9113 Website: www.mountains-and-more.de Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------ * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
