it is the quality of the glass. under manufacturing, the quality always varies. the best quality they would name it Hoya and sell it the highest. same as semiconductor chips, the best region on the wafer with least failures would be used to make the faster chips and the worst would be to make slower chips.
time to buy kenko??? hahaha. why buy hoya then??? :dunno:
why not just get the B+W filters???:think:
I If you are looking for Japanese filters, my view is that the best ones are from Marumi (DHG series), which are probably as good if not also better than the B+W. Just my view.
ex leh.. i student leh..
Yah, I agree with you, Marumi :thumbsup: but its not that easy to get hold of Marumi filters in Singapore.
All my Marumi Filters are bought in Japan while working there in the past, now back in Singapore, no chance liao.... unless return to Japan on holiday) Can anyone shed some light where in Singapore has stocks of wide range of Marumi filters?
Yah, I agree with you, Marumi :thumbsup: but its not that easy to get hold of Marumi filters in Singapore.
All my Marumi Filters are bought in Japan while working there in the past, now back in Singapore, no chance liao.... unless return to Japan on holiday) Can anyone shed some light where in Singapore has stocks of wide range of Marumi filters?
Errr...,
Remember guys: "You pay peanut, you will get monkey" .
Regards,
Arto.
why would you say marumi is the best? i havent had any experience with them and so would like to know more.
what kind of filter are you getting?? UV or NC or CPL??
77mm UV($105) and NCdunno: ) are not that ex...its about one to weeks worth of grass at most one mth for student...
If you have a chance to handle the DHG filters from Marumi, I believe you will concur. They are super thin, in fact the thinnest I have ever seen and the quality is absolutely top notch. By the way, DHG stands for Digital High Grade.
If you have a chance to handle the DHG filters from Marumi, I believe you will concur. They are super thin, in fact the thinnest I have ever seen and the quality is absolutely top notch. By the way, DHG stands for Digital High Grade.