HOYA Filters made by Tokina?
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koolz said:
Even Apple iPods are made in China, and nobody says iPods are inferior
Chinese make good clothes, shoes, toys, and electronics, and now camera lenses too
The rather famous Tamron XR Di 28-75mm F2.8 lens (later bunch) is made in China lah, and looks most of the owners (including myself) are quite happy with the lens. Cheers!
Quite true. If you look carefully at the Lowepro bags, some of them maybe made from China just like the one I bought. However, I'm happy with it.
Cheers
John
Cheers
John
I have a mixure of Hoya and Tokino filters, filters from both manufacturers are as good.
Think about it this way: A lot of devices, be it electronic or not, are made in China, we are using them day in day out, and never know or feel it, until someone told us that "this is made in China".
Let's change our perception. If China can also have their own satellite, and have the astronaut up in the space, do we still need to doubt the quality of their products, despites a lot of "fake" products that we heard or even buy from the great country?
Think about it this way: A lot of devices, be it electronic or not, are made in China, we are using them day in day out, and never know or feel it, until someone told us that "this is made in China".
Let's change our perception. If China can also have their own satellite, and have the astronaut up in the space, do we still need to doubt the quality of their products, despites a lot of "fake" products that we heard or even buy from the great country?
I remember using a HMC or SHMC UV filter by Hoya, the filter gives a yelow cast to the pictures I made even compared to a normal Hoya UV filter. Maybe it is a wrong labeling of the filter but I did not have another chance to try another.
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