Hoya HMC or B+W F-Pro

[Little_Zeus]

wonder which UV(0) filter is better?
Hoya HMC (multicoated) or B+W F-Pro (coated, right?)

Thanks

 

[Astin]

B+W UV MRC is better, the MRC refers to Multicoated.

 

[TMC]

B+W for easier cleaning, and better optics.

 

[jnet6]

OT,
but there is also a choice of nikon filters, L37C(UV filter),NC (natural coating for digital).

 

[Little_Zeus]

aiya, i have both b+w f-pro and hoya HMC UV, just want to sell a worse one. so need to know which one is better to keep. :sweat:
hope someone can tell me the answer

 

[net-g]

OT,
but there is also a choice of nikon filters, L37C(UV filter),NC (natural coating for digital).

Can I know how much do they cost respectively?

 

[WideZoom]

Can I know how much do they cost respectively?

FYI.
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=160547
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=162516

 

[jnet6]

FYI.
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=160547
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=162516

RP in shops are more then that...
So do take note. and don't ask why...

 

[Witness]

i have one question..... how much do filters affect picture quality.... and if so..... y not juz scrape using them altogether...

 

[espn]

i have one question..... how much do filters affect picture quality.... and if so..... y not juz scrape using them altogether...

Does a polarizer affect your image? Does a star/ND4 filter affect your image? If so, then it's pretty straightforward to your question isn't it?

Scraping them altogether is my wish too, but unless you intend to change a glass everytime after using it, else the filter is necessary.

 

[Ian]

Moved thread to a more appropriate location

Ian
Nikon Forum Moderator.