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I have a question in this regard as well: how important is the quality of a UV filter? Is a $20 multicoated UV filter "good enough", or is there a benefit to a $60 B&W UV filter? How about the cheaper $10 UV filters? ("Good enough" = non-professional, hobby photography with DSLR)
What brand?
Hoya and Sigma are around the $20 mark. (52mm)
I have read that one difference might be that a multicoated filter will perform better in certain lighting situations (e.g. less glare or something). Can anyone comment? (sorry if I hijacked this thread)
while I havent compared direct, I know that with this cheap Quantaray 1A UV filter, I tended to get ghosting in many of my shots. Haven't used a multicoated UV, but my multicoated polarizer does just fine with no problems. Of course this is apples to oranges so take it for what it is.