Overall I think the x100s is pretty amazing. Both cameras used a circular polarizer. Images edited in Aperture along with Color Efex Pro.
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Showing posts with label circular polarizer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label circular polarizer. Show all posts
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Playing with Big Toys
If you have visited this blog before, you know I am always posting comparison images. Today I took some shots with the Fujifilm X100s using WCL-x100 conversion lens and the Nikon D600 with a Tokina Ultra Wide 17-35mm lens. For specific Exif data, you can visit my flickr page.
Overall I think the x100s is pretty amazing. Both cameras used a circular polarizer. Images edited in Aperture along with Color Efex Pro.
Overall I think the x100s is pretty amazing. Both cameras used a circular polarizer. Images edited in Aperture along with Color Efex Pro.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Wide Angle Circular Polarizers
I have been doing some research info Circular Polarizers for an 82mm filter thread. I have been trying to decide between a B+W XS-Pro Kaesemann at over $250 and the Marumi DHG at under $100.
I have been using a 77mm Marumi with my Tamron lens for over a year and I have always been happy with the results. The build quality is great and at only 5mm thick it is thinner then the B+W, it has been great at wide angles.
At this point I do not see any advantage to spending the extra money on a B+W when Marumi has great reviews, is reliable and produces great quality images.
I have been using a 77mm Marumi with my Tamron lens for over a year and I have always been happy with the results. The build quality is great and at only 5mm thick it is thinner then the B+W, it has been great at wide angles.
At this point I do not see any advantage to spending the extra money on a B+W when Marumi has great reviews, is reliable and produces great quality images.
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