Chris, the chances are you will get this with a 14n without a polariser as well. It happens with some lenses,on my 14n it went from Magenta to Cyan ! Its worth spending the �950 and having the camera rechipped with the new CMOS ,its visibly better than the 14 especially in shadow / dark areas. Ive use a Polariser on a 70-200 IS lens with no visible detrimental effects using a rechipped 14n Its also worth checking the Kodak website to see if they list your lens and have a compatibility issue
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