B+W polarizer Käsemann

[hamlet]

What Käsemann polarizer filter would you recommend? Polarizing | B&H Photo Video

 

[D-B-J]

The Nano coated one, as it will most likely be the best optically (without having hands on knowledge, of course).

Cheers!
Jake

 

[hamlet]

Alright! Gonna buy it now.

 

[D-B-J]

Alright! Gonna buy it now.

I'm no knowledge-guru, so I'd wait on a few more responses..

 

[hamlet]

You sure? A lot of people seem to like this filter. It is going on my pro lenses.

 

[vintagesnaps]

B+W has always been known for making good filters - did you look at their company website for more info.? Probably depends on how much you think you'd use it to decide how much of an investment to make in buying one.

 

[hamlet]

B+W has always been known for making good filters - did you look at their company website for more info.? Probably depends on how much you think you'd use it to decide how much of an investment to make in buying one.

I only use filters when i have to, but i try to avoid it as much as i can help it because it will degrade my image quality. But for me i want a high quality filter so that when i do have to use it, it doesn't degrade my image quality too much, because there is a inevitable loss of quality regardless of the type of filter you use, i just wanna minimize it as much as i can.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I use filters mostly for B&W film photography and I think too that using a better quality filter is better. One good polarizer is probably a good choice; I'm not sure what the differences are with each of these since the price varies.

If I expect to use something a lot I'd be likely to put more money into it than something I wouldn't use much; then I might get a more midrange priced one. Probably a less expensive B+W filter is better than a cheaply made off brand; I would think you'd do OK with any of their filters. One of their more expensive ones could be worth the investment over a lot of years' use. Just depends on your budget.

 

[hamlet]

From what i can see here these particular samples of b+w seem to be as good as it gets. I could be wrong, but i'm not seeing any better ones.