Lens Filters

[eros15]

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Hello, i just have one question, wat is the difference between a MC CPL filter and a CPL filter?

And after that question is answered we can continue a discussion on Lens filters..

[petey78]

MC - Multi-coated.

MC filters reduces flaring due to it's higher quality build and glass. Check out the photos for comparison (not my photos though):



MC filter used

[harvz86]

how bout for the ND and GND filters?

[eros15]

MC - Multi-coated.

MC filters reduces flaring due to it's higher quality build and glass. Check out the photos for comparison (not my photos though):



MC filter used

So its safe to say that its better to get a MC-CPL lens filter than an ordinary CPL?

@harvs: unsa sad na ang GND ug ND?

[harvz86]

mao na ako kwestyun

[eros15]

lolz..ako pasabot kay ang meaning d.i..hehe..meaning sa acronym..lolz

[petey78]

@eros: For your expensive lenses, I highly recommend getting an MC filter.

GND - Graduated Neutral Density

For more info: Graduated neutral density filter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[inkinian]

++1 ko ani bai petey...nice gyud ang MC...hoya or B+W

[eros15]

@petey: thanks for the advice
@inkinian: unsa na ang B+W bai? naka palit ko ug UV btaw..marumi ang brand..naa sad ko Kenko..

[petey78]

B+W & Hoya are both lens filter brands. Both are good in my opinion, don't really see a difference.

I use both brands, but my MC CPL filters are both B+W. Have a Hoya +4 filter for my 50mm, murag near macro shots. B+W UV filter for my L.