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06-18-2008, 04:16 AM   #1
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which uv filters are resistant to water??

think about the weathersealed lenses' front element, they let you clean the water easily. (they do something, they collect the water drops together and when you blow they go away) i saw a b+w or hoya model does the same thing but could not find them. may you please send me the link of the model(s) which are multicoated and resistant to water. i want to use it with my 50-135...
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06-19-2008, 12:18 AM   #2
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Hello,

You should check Marumi filters. They are of very high quality, definitelly in the range of best Hoya filters (at least in my opinion). I have one Water resistant UV filter which I use on my 200mm tele lens. More than once, the "water repelent" coating proved it's name.
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Hope this helps.

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06-19-2008, 01:50 AM   #3
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thank you bostjan,
i think marumi is a good option. i found them on ebay it 34 dolar and shipping to Turkey is 8 dolar.
i found b+ w mrc uv filters on B&H photo for 50 $
B+W | 67mm UV Haze 010 (MRC) Multi-Resistant Coating | 66070236
are they water repellent, too???
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06-19-2008, 02:01 AM   #4
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thank you bostjan,
i think marumi is a good option. i found them on ebay it 34 dolar and shipping to Turkey is 8 dolar.
i found b+ w mrc uv filters on B&H photo for 50 $
B+W | 67mm UV Haze 010 (MRC) Multi-Resistant Coating | 66070236
are they water repellent, too???
many thanks
halil

06-19-2008, 02:13 AM   #5
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Well, I'm not sure about the B+W filters if they have Water proof coating or not, I haven't tried them yet. Anyway, their web site states that MRC (Multi Resistant Coating) is dust and water repellent, so they should be (see: Schneider Optics - Home )

Be carefull to get a WPC (Water Proof Coating) filter if You are thinking about Marumi - not all filters are water proof coated!

Bostjan
06-19-2008, 02:43 AM   #6
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right, it is water repellent according to official site of b+w. (one of the worst site i have ever seen) my favorite is now B+W | 67mm UV Haze 010 (MRC) Multi-Resistant Coating | 66070236
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