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Find out how filters affect image quality.
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With the Hoya S-HMC we get 46,44,39. Now we see a more measurable difference between no filter and the multi-coated, perhaps because the lens has more contrast to start with at this focal length. Probably not a very noticable difference in all but the strongest contra-light situations (like this contrived one), but nonetheless there is a difference.
kenandchristine > With the Hoya S-HMC we get 46,44,39.  Now we see a more measurable difference between no filter and the multi-coated, perhaps because the lens has more contrast to start with at this focal length.  Probably not a very noticable difference in all but the strongest contra-light situations (like this contrived one), but nonetheless there is a difference.
With the Hoya S-HMC we get 46,44,39. Now we see a more measurable difference between no filter and the multi-coated, perhaps because the lens has more contrast to start with at this focal length. Probably not a very noticable difference in all but the strongest contra-light situations (like this contrived one), but nonetheless there is a difference.
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Camera: Canon (Canon Eos Digital Rebel Xt) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 3456px x 2304px |
Current: 800px x 533px |
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