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polarizer filter Anonymous
hey /p/

i'm maybe gonna buy a cheap polarizer filter for my cam to reduce (or completely get rid of) reflections.
i found one (58mm) for 26USD (a circular polarizer by Kenko), but I thought I should first ask here, what i can expect from a cheap polarizer filter.

maybe that the cheaper filters are darker than expensive one?
strong vignetting?
what else?


also another not quite unrelated question:
can a polarizer filter help on those pictures like op asked here?>>183628
oh btw i just found out that you can get the kenko-polarizers for about 10 usd o.ò
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Just buy it, you won't be able to tell the difference between it and an expensive one.
>> Jesus !1EQ.kCAg9c
If you put cheap crappy glass in front of your lens expect somewhat of a degradation of your image quality...of course, unless you're doing professional/commercial photography you probably won't notice.

That being said, I'd suggest at least springing for a mid-range filter.
>> Anonymous
>>184726
can you suggest one? (58mm)

or maybe say how much the 'mid-range' polarizer filter costs
>> Anonymous
>>184730
of course, what else could it be?
i rather asked what effects it takes on the pic you take. but as>>184726said, it seems to lower the image quality on the whole


if someone actually has two different polarizer filters (of different quality), it would be nice to see compare pics
>> Jesus !1EQ.kCAg9c
>>184731
Hoya makes some decent filters at a reasonable price.
>> angrylittleboy !wrJcGUHncE
>>184642maybe that the cheaper filters are darker than expensive one? strong vignetting? what else?

Flares like a bitch.

Like what happens to my Sunpak UV.
>> Anonymous
>>184737
now i only have to find a decent onlineshop in germany >_>

thanks dude!