Questions on B+W filters 010 vs KR1,5
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My impression is that there is only 1 type of B+W UV filter, so I guess I took it for granted that it is the right one...
just to confirm is that for 58mm B+W UV filter, is the skylight the right model or the 010 ?
My impression is that there is only 1 type of B+W UV filter, so I guess I took it for granted that it is the right one...
just to confirm is that for 58mm B+W UV filter, is the skylight the right model or the 010 ?
How much did you pay for it ? :dunno:
Hi pHoenix,
you can check out the B+W web site. They have a section that describes the differences between these 2 products.
According to the site, the Skylight filter can function as a UV filter. In addition, it also adds a warm tone to the pictures you take. It does mean a less "blue" sky though....
Bernard
hi bernard, thanks for the heads up. i did go to their website and got confused :bsmilie:
in anycase, I went back to the shop to change the filter.... as I just wanted a pure UV filter and not have something to change the photo's colour properities... (there's always photoshop i guess. )
i did go to their website and got confused :bsmilie: in anycase, I went back to the shop to change the filter.... as I just wanted a pure UV filter and not have something to change the photo's colour properities... (there's always photoshop i guess.
)from what i gather, there's the UV-Haze and UV-something... then Skylight is also UV blocking, but it does do something to the lighting/colour due to the brownish pink tint....
but out of curiousity, does this filter function well in night shots?
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