Polarizer again

[jockwav]

Here is my dilema,going off on hols in 3 weeks time,never used a polarizer but understand roughly how it works.
I think i would like to get one & re-take a lot of landscape shots when i go back to corfu.
The question is which one do i go for,i am not looking to spend a fortune on one but would like a fairly half decent one,so what sort of prices or make would you recommend

 

[arb264]

Like you i have never used a Polarizer filter before so i went for the cheap option and purchased this from Argos "52mm Camlink UV and Polarizing Filters" also comes with a Uv filter which i haven’t used yet. i have used the filter for a few weeks now and the results are very good, would have no prob recommending this filter.

Roger

 

[Teshi]

Instead of a circ pol, I would recommend a good selection of filters if you are going for landscaping shots providing you have enough time to setup a shot.

The Cokin P system is about £12 for a filter holder and ring then about £10 per filter. They have a huge selection to choose from. In theory, should serve you a long time.

 

[simonkit]

I'd recommend the Hoya Pro 1 series..good quality and not too expensive, I personally wouldn't take the risk of placing cheap glass on an expensive lens

simon

 

[jockwav]

Thaks for your replies guys,please keep them coming,much appreciated.

 

[jockwav]

Any thoughts on why not to get this one?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hoya-67mm-C...2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1244129826&sr=1-2

 

[Teshi]

Should be fine, same one I use.

 

[jockwav]

Thanks Teshi,sounds good to me.

 

[jockwav]

Ordered from amazon

 

[NickA]

I used that same filter too for a good year before i finally got a new one (bought a new lens so had different thread size).

 

[jockwav]

Thanks NickA,your comment is appreciated.