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For my visualizations, the #25 Red is optimal; the popular #23 is not distinct enough from the beloved Orange #21 I prefer for cityscapes, and the #29 can make pan film start to look like IR, IMHO. Hoya makes perfectly fine filters, as does Tiffen, and the extra cost of European glass is hard to justify otherwise. The only serious difference I observe is the Asian filter is assembled with an inner retaining ring, where the European filters appear to be all one piece. Being a rank amateur, this is no issue to me at all. A professional on the road for National Geographic might have a different POV, and I wouldn’t argue. Each user will have differing priorities, yes? Buy Hoya with confidence.
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it is a simple effective filter
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