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Digital camera reviews of Hoya 72mm DMC PRO1 Digital Multi-Coated UV (Ultra Violet) Filter.Digital camera Review: Does the job Summary: 5 Stars
Nothing much to add - I bought this as protection for my Nikon 10-200mm VR lens. I haven't seen any of the problems mentioned in other reviews; I just cleaned off a small finger smudge and it came up streak-free. No edge flaws either. Looking at Hoya's website, the 'digital' designation seems to mean multicoating + the use of several careful construction techniques. Whatever, it all adds up to a filter which does its job, which is to protect and add nothing to the image I'm trying to capture.
Digital camera Review: Excellent UV Haze filter Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the Nikon D7000 with the Nikon 18-200mm VR II lens and Amazon was great in delivering both in time for Christmas. I missed the deadline for Christmas delivery to buy this filter at Amazon. Fortunately, I was able to find one at a local camera dealer for the same price. I was surprised and I did not have a second thought in buying it. I took few pictures indoor but the real surprise came to me when I took a distant mountain covered with snow. With the normal eye view I was not able to see the complete coverage of the snow because it was a little haze but the picture I took was absolutely without any haze whatsoever. I was really amazed. I would highly recommend this filter. I will also update the filter review a little later after performing more tests.
Digital camera Review: Excellent filter Summary: 5 Stars
This filter has improved the color rendition of my picture to an extent that I don't have to do as much editing of the color saturation portion of the pictures that I take through green colored window glass of my home.
Digital camera Review: Filter Summary: 5 Stars
This is my second filter. First I broke , but my lenses are ok thanks to this filter. I am happy with this product.
Digital camera Review: Good Glass Summary: 5 Stars
What's not to like? It's multi-coated, it's threaded front and back (front to hold another screw-in filter or a lens hood, back to screw into lens), it's perfectly flat, it doesn't change the color of photographs, it's neutral density, it's thin enough not to cause vignetting or interfere with the flash for close-in work, it's relatively cheap protection for a really expensive lens. Too bad it costs more than twice the cost of the same filter for my older DSLR camera, but then the new one is 10mm wider in diameter. And it's way cheaper than the same kind of filter from a camera manufacturer. I like it.
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