Although I like Andrew's answer better...
I'm not sure how to describe it. But if it brings some humor, I'll give it a
try:
When I hold the filter (clean, I might add) at a sharp angle to a bright
light source, there's a section of the outside piece of the glass that seems
to
reflect the light in a different way. A little brighter, and several
colors... like maybe some of the coating is thin, or missing. Don't know. The
anomaly
is always in the same place, no matter how I rotate the two sections, and
never causes a problem in the image. Perhaps the '60's are getting to me again.
So, I guess, after thinking about it, this filter makes me pretty happy
after all. :-).
I would try to post a photo of the anomaly, but the Mrs. and I are in Las
Vegas celebrating our 30th. Maybe next week.
Dave in Denver
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In a message dated 2/17/2008 2:05:38 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
wayneharridge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> DACattani@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> I've also tried a newer Hoya Pro1 Digital Polarizer. It's also very
> slim,
> seems to work well, and a bit less expensive. The glass seems to have a
> bit of
> a visual anomaly, but images don't seem to be affected.
>
What is the "visual anomaly", distortion, ghost image ?
...Wayne
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