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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Murray Fredericks on July 13, 2008, 09:43:12 am
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Hi All,
about to try to find some polarizors for my Alpa mount lenses.
Any advice on brand and model with regard quality, problems with vignetting etc.
I need for the 35mm Apo Digitar (without centre filter), the 60mm HR, and the 90mm Apo Digitar.
With the 90mm came some step up rings - probably to get around the vignetting issue??
Oh, and possibly the 24mm Apo Digitar with CF...
Cheers
Murray
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about to try to find some polarizors for my Alpa mount lenses.
You're best bet is probably to get a set of step up rings and a single high quality, larger diameter polarizer. I personally like the qualilty of B+W filters.
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Don't know if they're available where you are but Harrison & Harrison filters are excellent. Mainly known in the motion industry, they just haven't been too interested in still photographers. I find most things that have been worked out for the film boys are better in design and build quality than for the still camera people.
http://www.filmtools.com/harfil.html (http://www.filmtools.com/harfil.html)
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Don't know if they're available where you are but Harrison & Harrison filters are excellent. Mainly known in the motion industry, they just haven't been too interested in still photographers. I find most things that have been worked out for the film boys are better in design and build quality than for the still camera people.
http://www.filmtools.com/harfil.html (http://www.filmtools.com/harfil.html)
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Snckgrr: is that second little viewer a preview of the polarizer? that would be nifty if it was accessible when mounted on the lens. Have you used one?
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I just googled Harrison & Harrison to provide a link to them but I have no knowledge of those particular products on that page. I have one of their large circular polarizer filters that I used on the view camera but I made my own mount for it.
Harrison & Harrison are not user friendly as far as contacting them directly. They provide a phone# and/or email address but no website as far as I know.