CPL Polarising Lens

What is the minimum focal length of your lens? My Canon 24-105 gets Vignetting at 24mm with the correct sized filter on a full frame camera, even with a low profile one. May be fixable with an adaptor to a larger filter?

Wild idea, I bought a nice CPL 2nd hand A++ from Ffordes, they have a nice selection.

Prior to that I had a Hoya Pro 1 that was a decent filter, the other half nabbed it......
 
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WoZZeR said:
What is the minimum focal length of your lens? My Canon 24-105 gets Vignetting at 24mm with the correct sized filter on a full frame camera, even with a low profile one. May be fixable with an adaptor to a larger filter?

Wild idea, I bought a nice CPL 2nd hand A++ from Ffordes, they have a nice selection.

Prior to that I had a Hoya Pro 1 that was a decent filter, the other half nabbed it......
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I thought the lenses I wanted it for we're all 58, they're not. So I wanted one for my 18-140 and 70-300, the 18-140 is 67mm though yet my 50mm 1.4 is 58 which I probably won't use it on. I might be better of with a 67mm tbh.

I looked at Hoya Pro-1 and Hoya HD the latter seems slightly better at at £5 more (£40), are these fine or is there a better choice?
 
The Hoya HD is the better quality filter of the two apparently although I haven't used one myself.

I always buy filters to use the largest diameter of my lenses and then adaptors if needed for the smaller diameter lenses.

Circular Polarisers are great BTW, used mine today for fantastic blue skies and super reflections.

EDIT: If you haven't already got one then one of the cheap plastic filter wrenches is handy, they can be a fiddle to get off sometimes.
 
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Captain said:
I’ve got NiSi filters but they might be more than you’re willing to spend.

nisioptics.co.uk

True Color Nano Pro CPL Circular Polariser

The NiSi True Color Nano Pro CPL is the latest innovation in Circular Polariser technology and delivers unprecedented colour rendition.
nisioptics.co.uk nisioptics.co.uk
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Yeah, too much
WoZZeR said:
The Hoya HD is the better quality filter of the two apparently although I haven't used one myself.

I always buy filters to use the largest diameter of my lenses and then adaptors if needed for the smaller diameter lenses.

Circular Polarisers are great BTW, used mine today for fantastic blue skies and super reflections.

EDIT: If you haven't already got one then one of the cheap plastic filter wrenches is handy, they can be a fiddle to get off sometimes.
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I've read the horror stories, I've never had an issue before on my last camera with filters getting stuck.

SO, shall I just go for a Hoya HD 67mm with a step down adapter? Typically the 67mm is out of stock on the rain forest.:rolleyes:

Thing is I like a nice sharp image, I worry that that a polarising filter may degrade that? Am I being to precious?
 
Klunt Bumskrint said:
Yeah, too much

I've read the horror stories, I've never had an issue before on my last camera with filters getting stuck.

SO, shall I just go for a Hoya HD 67mm with a step down adapter? Typically the 67mm is out of stock on the rain forest.:rolleyes:

Thing is I like a nice sharp image, I worry that that a polarising filter may degrade that? Am I being to precious?
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You’ll have no issues with sharpness.

Also you can say Amazon.
 
Buy a Hoya, but avoid Aliexpress.

It'll almost certainly be a fake from there. Some things I'd buy from Aliexpress, but not name-western brand kit....
 
Well I've risked it and just reordered the actual thing I want. Total £25 for 1 67mm Hoya HD CPL. I'll update in a couple weeks when it arrives. I have bought branded things from there before and not had fake
 
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