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Hey guys, I'm planning to get a Canon 24-105L lens.

Burning a big hole in my pocket already.

Therefore, besides getting a B+W filter
what other recommendations of filter can i get?
 

...if you're going to keep it on, then you c an only get uv filter, don't you think?
 

...if you're going to keep it on, then you c an only get uv filter, don't you think?

I think he was asking for alternatives in Brands instead of type of filter.

Hoya is ur next best bet.
 

since you burnt a big hole in your pocket, wat diff does it make to burn it slightly bigger for a better brand filter? Get those cheap filters and the IQ is going to suffer. might as well get a cheap lens.
 

ya, cos i run out of money after i buy the sports car :devil:

haha, yea!

hmm is there a big difference between the B+W and Hoya Pro 1 Super HMC???
If yes, i guess i'll have to save up for a B+W then..
 

price difference between those 2 is not alot..

L lenses naturally will go with B+W..

Its the IQ u're looking for when u go L.. so IQ all the way!
 

u got MO for B+W as well? haha! =x

i can bring a B+W filter with your lens. at abt a $100. 77mm B+W UV MRC rite.

heh.. anything just pm me.. i will try to help..



Btw u can google online.. 24-105 with various filters.. Some lens suit the Hoya well enuff.. Up to you to make the choice ;)
 

i see that you have a Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 which covers mid range is it really important to get a 24-105L?
 

i can bring a B+W filter with your lens. at abt a $100. 77mm B+W UV MRC rite.

heh.. anything just pm me.. i will try to help..



Btw u can google online.. 24-105 with various filters.. Some lens suit the Hoya well enuff.. Up to you to make the choice ;)

haha, thanks, will let you know, btw same date of collection? :)

i see that you have a Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 which covers mid range is it really important to get a 24-105L?

It's called the 'L-Virus' :bsmilie:
 

yeap same date.. anything sms me.. you got my no. :)

I got 24hr duty tmr.. sian
 

ouch.. duty suck man!
when u ORD?

hmm the B+W,
is 77mm MRC UV-Haze??
what's the Haze thing about?
 

ouch.. duty suck man!
when u ORD?

hmm the B+W,
is 77mm MRC UV-Haze??
what's the Haze thing about?

Haha, its not haze but UV-Haze. One word :p

It filter out UV (ultra-violet) light that caused a bluish haze on some of our color pictures and loss of definition on distance objects.

the bluish haze is called UV-Haze.


i ord March 09.. :rolleyes:
 

to be honest, my preference is to buy the cheapest piece of filter possible, and unscrew it togetehr with the lens cap and throw it into my bag

as to why, i think the best iq you will get is without any filter.. uv filter anyways. but that's just a personal point of view.. and come to think of it, don't even need to put filter that way. oh well. since i have it already hurhur.
 

Haha, its not haze but UV-Haze. One word :p

It filter out UV (ultra-violet) light that caused a bluish haze on some of our color pictures and loss of definition on distance objects.

the bluish haze is called UV-Haze.


i ord March 09.. :rolleyes:

oh, haha! blur me =x
March 09.. sooner than me ah :bsmilie:

to be honest, my preference is to buy the cheapest piece of filter possible, and unscrew it togetehr with the lens cap and throw it into my bag

as to why, i think the best iq you will get is without any filter.. uv filter anyways. but that's just a personal point of view.. and come to think of it, don't even need to put filter that way. oh well. since i have it already hurhur.

Commando!!!! :eek:
 

Currently I see 2 diferrent schools of thought about putting a filter on the lens as a protective filter. One of the two says that: "what's the point of putting a 20 bucks filter on a delicate 1000 bucks lens". The other advocate the use of filter.
Personally, I don't use filters except going to beaches.
 

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