Thanks all =)
I have a Hoya Pro 1 Digital Slim UV on my 18-250 which is a huge pain
to clean on the road as it tends to smear. I usually put it in my
eyeglass cleaning shaker at home for OK results or stop by an optician
and have them run it through their ultrasonic cleaner; most do it as a
courtesy. So obviously I don't want another one of those even though I
like the idea of cross funding Pentax by buying Hoya. I heard good
things about B+W and Heliopan, I didn't even know there were Pentax
filters and I recall reading here that Rodenstock is relabeled
Heliopan. I want to buy a good one because of IQ, but my priority is
on ease of cleaning... dang, I should have said that right away.
Recommendations anyone?
Thanks in advance
Ecke

2009/9/9 Leon Altoff <[email protected]>:
> Hi Ecke,
>
> I have transparent lens caps (AKA UV Filters) on all my lenses.  As
> with all lens caps they can be taken off when necessary to improve
> your picture, but are far cheaper to replace than a front element of a
> 60-250 or 12-24 lens, and I tend to take pictures in some really silly
> places at times.
>
> It's worth the money to buy a good quality one, though I have had a
> couple of Hoya filters show markings possibly due to salt spray -
> though I can't be sure.  I'd got for Pentax or B&W if they are
> available near you - I'm going to order from B&H from now on as Pentax
> and B&W filters are near impossible to get in Australia.
>
> Leon
>
> 2009/9/9 eckinator <[email protected]>:
>> Is there such a thing as a final verdict on UV vs Skylight vs
>> 'Protection' (whatever those are - do they block overprotective rays?)
>> Filters?
>> I need to buy one for my 16-50 seeing the time I spend in sandboxes
>> with my camera these days... a blower wont do the trick for me all the
>> time.
>> Thanks
>> Ecke
>>
>
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