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52mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Nikon 18-55mm 55-200mm 50mm D5100 D3100 D90 $13.99 |
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86mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Sigma 150-500mm lens UV CPL FD 86 $24.99 |
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58mm High Resolution Close Up Set for Canon 55-250mm 55-250 100-300 Macro Micro $16.99 |
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72mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Nikon 18-200mm 18-200 VRII Tamron 18-270mm $15.99 |
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58mm UV Filter High Resolution 58 Canon 18-55mm 18-55 $4.99 |
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High Resolution Filter KIT For Canon PowerShot SX40 SX40HS With Adapter Ring +++ $15.99 |
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37mm Merkury Optics 3-Piece High Resolution Filter Set $9.99 |
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Casio EXILIM Pro EX-F1 62mm High Resolution 3-piece Fil $18.98 |
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MERKURY 3 PC. HIGH RESOLUTION 58MM FILTER SET $5.00 |
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72mm High Resolution Close Up Micro Set Canon 20-35 15-85mm 18-200mm 28-135mm $18.99 |
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Bower Titanium 0.5X High Resolution Pro Digital Video Lens w/ Macro Crystal $34.99 |
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58mm UV Filter High Resolution 58 Canon 18-55mm 18-55 $0.99 |
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MERKURY 52MM HIGH RESOLUTION 3-PIECE FILTER SET (UV, FLUORESCENT, POLARIZER) – $9.99 |
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Zeikos 77mm Closeup Macro +1 +2 +4 +10 Filter Kit – High Resolution w/ Case $15.99 |
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Zeikos 52mm Closeup Macro +1 +2 +4 +10 Filter Kit High Resolution $10.95 |
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46mm UV Filter High Resolution 46 MM UltraViolet NEW $3.99 |
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37mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Sony HDR-CX360 CX360 HDRCX360 + Tripod +++ $12.99 |
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58mm UV Filter High Resolution 58 Canon 18-55mm 18-55 55-250mm 75-300mm 70-300 $3.99 |
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58mm UV Filter High Resolution 58 For Canon 18-55mm 55-250mm 75-300mm 28-90mm $3.99 |
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67mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Nikon 70-300mm VR 18-70mm 18-135mm + Tripod $15.99 |
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46mm High Resolution 3-piece Filter Set (UV, Fluorescent, Polarizer) $4.99 |
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52mm UV Filter High Resolution 52 Nikon 18-55mm 18-55 $3.09 |
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37mm UV Filter High Resolution for 37 mm lens lenses $3.99 |
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46mm Polarizing Filter High Resolution 46 MM Polarizer $5.59 |
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46mm CPL Polarizing Filter High Resolution Polarizer ZE-CPL46 $9.99 |
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67mm 3pc Filter Kit: UV+CPL+ND4- High Resolution $17.95 |
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46mm Polarizing Filter High Resolution 46 MM Polarizer $2.99 |
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New High Resolution 55mm MC-UV Multi Coated Ultra Violet Metal Filter DSLR SLR $9.41 |
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New High Resolution 77mm MC-UV Multi Coated Ultra Violet Metal Filter DSLR SLR $11.84 |
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30mm UV Filter High Resolution 30 for Sony camcorder $3.99 |
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52mm UV Filter High Resolution 52 Pentax 18-55mm 18-55 $3.09 |
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52mm High Resolution Filter KIT For Panasonic FZ150 FZ100 FZ47 FZ40 + Tripod + $14.99 |
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DC 46mm PL Polarizing Filter High Resolution Polarizer $5.59 |
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43mm UV Filter High Resolution 43 for Canon camcorder $4.99 |
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46mm UV Filter High Resolution 46 for Panasonic FZ35 $3.99 |
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58mm UV Filter High Resolution 58 Canon 18-55mm 18-55 $4.99 |
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28mm Polarizing Filter High Resolution 28 MM Polarizer $3.99 |
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Mercury Optics 3 Pc High Resolution Filter Set $12.24 |
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Merkury Optics 3 pc High Resolution Filter Set 72mm $14.99 |
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CRYSTAL OPTICS PL 27 QUALITY FILTER MULTI COATED SUPER HIGH RESOLUTION NIB $3.49 |
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MERKURY 3 PC High Resolution Filter Set MI-77BFK UV F-DL PL new in open box $33.95 |
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New Century Precision Optics High Resolution 0.65x Wide-Angle Converter 37mm $250.00 |
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*NEW* COKIN 37mm Circular POLARIZER – High Resolution DIGI-Filter – C1640-37 $29.95 |
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*NEW* COKIN 37mm ULTRA VIOLET (UV) – High Resolution DIGI-Filter C2310-37 France $14.95 |
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High Resolution 95mm UV Filter $29.95 |
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High Resolution 95mm CPL Filter $59.95 |
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Camera Lens Bower 49-52 MM 2x UV filter P.L. F-DL Pro-Digital High Resolution $26.00 |
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Bower DFK58C3 58mm High Resolution UV Polarized Filters $24.95 |
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High Resolution 58mm UV Filter $9.00 |
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High Resolution 58mm CPL Filter $14.00 |
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Mercury Optics 3 Pc High Resolution Filter Set $15.85 |
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NEW ~~ SAKAR 43mm High Resolution Photo/Video Protective UV Filter $4.99 |
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NEW ~~ SAKAR 49mm High Resolution Photo/Video Protective UV Filter $3.99 |
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NEW ~~ SAKAR 46mm High Resolution Photo/Video Protective UV Filter $4.99 |
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Canon T3i UV CPL Filters fits Canon 18-55mm Lens 58mm T3 T2i High Resolution $29.99 |
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67mm 3pc Filter Kit: UV+CPL+ND4- High Resolution $17.95 |
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New Crystal Optics 28mm UV Ultraviolet Filter, Multi-Coated High Resolution 28 $7.83 |
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New Crystal Optics 24mm UV Ultraviolet Filter, Multi-Coated High Resolution 24 $7.83 |
before and after photos of using a high resolution filter for a digital slr camera?
http://www.shopsunshine.com/images/filterkit_dsn.jpg
such as those^^^ i mean what would the difference be
Antoni’s right. Filters can mess things up if they are low quality glass, so maybe that’s what the seller means by “high resolution.” Interestingly, I did an internet search for “High resolution filter” and the first one I came up with shows the usual UV, Polarizer, and an odd-ball Fluorescent filter. The thing is, they don’t mention the filter size – essential for ordering – and these three in the kit cost $299.99! Man, that’s got to be some exotic glass. They don’t even tell you what brand they are. The place I saw selling them, though, rates a ZERO out of ten at www.resellerratings.com. No surprise.
One eBay seller has the same 3-piece set for $18.99.
The store you link to has about an 8 out of 10 rating: http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Shopsunshine_Sunshine_Electronics_DSN_Digital_Shopping_Network
When I go to their site, and search for “high resolution filter,” I only see a brand that I never heard of called Crystal Optics polarizing filters and they cost $34.99, regardless of the size. When I search for brands like Hoya, Tiffen, B+W or Cokin, there are no hits at all. You might prefer to buy your camera supplies at a photo store.
If you want to see with and without a UV filter, check out: http://www.flickr.com/photos/samfeinstein/441244796/
Here’s my stock answer about filters:
Many people use a skylight or UV filter to protect the front glass of the lens, but you can also buy high quality plano glass filters for that purpose. Whatever you do, at least buy a decent quality filter instead of trying to get off cheap.
Personally, I’d say the first place to start for effects is a polarizing filter. You want a “circular” polarizer.
You might also find a neutral density filter (varying degrees of darkness are available) useful for taking shots of bright subjects at wider apertures or slower speeds.
As far as all the rest, you can do this in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements. Okay, I don’t want to argue with anyone about how it’s better to use the real filter, but our asker can try a few in Photoshop (etc) “for free” and see which ones will be the most useful before you start spending money on the real thing.
Or, go here http://www.thkphoto.com/products/hoya/index.html and see what you can learn.
Or here http://www.tiffen.com/tiffen_filters.html Tiffen makes a kit to get you started on filters, if you think you want more than one. They include a polarizer, a UV filter and a warming filter. B&H Photo and many other places sell this kit.
Many people use a UV filter simply to protect the front element of their lens from damage. “UV filters absorb ultraviolet rays which often make outdoor photos hazy or indistinct.” (from: http://www.thkphoto.com/products/hoya/gf-01.html )
We get this question often enough that I decided to upload a sample to Flickr showing the same subject taken with and without a UV filter. Download the image, cut a small section out of the top half and drag it to the same section in the bottom half and see what you think. The photos were taken about 15 seconds apart in subdued sunlight, so I think the lighting was virtually identical for each. There was no post-processing at all so you can make a fair comparison. I will not comment any further and let you decide for yourself if there is any color shift.
The picture was taken with a Nikon D200 at ISO 100 with the Nikon 18-200 VR lens @ 112 mm at f/5.3.
Buy a name brand like Hoya or Tiffen. Don’t get cheap junk to put on the front of your fine lens.
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For what it’s worth, I had a skylight filter on my 17-55 lens and I dropped my camera and broke the filter! I decided to replace it with an optically clear piece of glass, sold by Nikon solely as a lens protector. I think the skylight and UV filters are NOT as neutral as everyone says they are and I would like to start out with images as Nikon intended for me to see them.
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