Is anyone familiar or owns a Marumi DHG Super Circular Polarizer CPL filter? It dont use a polarizer often enough to pay $200 or more for one. Thanks,
Joe Rogers
Joe - How much DO you have to pay for one? Maybe a size and price range would help... I tend to think you should buy the best filter you can afford and try to get a multi-coated... Hoya is usually on the cheaper side of the good multi-coated filters. For example, here's a 72mm Hoya multi-coated polarizer at B&H for under $100.
David,
Thanks for doing the legwork with this example.
I agree, get the best filter that one can afford. I made the mistake of buying and cheap filter and was amazed at how sharp my photos looked after finally removing it. Ugg…. So many wasted efforts.
Sorry about the omission....need a 77mm and want to spend $100 or less...The Marumi...I have read a couple of good reviews, but, you never know until you talk with someone who has experience with one. Joe Rogers
I don't have any familiarity with Marumi, but I do see they have multi-coated filters in the right price range. That's typically what I look for so if you think they are quality, it may be worth trying out.
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5 repliesJoe Rogers
Thanks for doing the legwork with this example.
I agree, get the best filter that one can afford. I made the mistake of buying and cheap filter and was amazed at how sharp my photos looked after finally removing it. Ugg…. So many wasted efforts.