Looking for cheap place for filters

[chrism_scotland]

Looking for a 77mm CPL filter for my Sigma 10-20, also looking to get a UV filter for my Minolta 28-105, although I can't remember what size it is.

Is there anywhere reccomended or cheap to go for filters?

 

[danbroad]

loobylin's is usually my first port of call. Good and quick and cheap. Kood stuff is excellent for the price, aswell.

 

[Deleted member 17239]

7dayshop.com.

I am awaiting delivery of a Hoya 52mm UV HMC at the moment.

 

[LongLensPhotography]

You can't beat ebay with bit of little luck

 

[Flash In The Pan]

Have a look at Kenko filters - made by Hoya

 

[bindex]

Try this one LINK

They used to be known as hvstar.net but recently changed to maxsaver. Anyway... top quality filters, decent price. Hong Kong based but good reputation.

 

[arianargent]

7dayshop.com.

I am awaiting delivery of a Hoya 52mm UV HMC at the moment.

And I've been waiting for one of their own brand ones since the beginning of April . Still backordered :thumbsdown:

 

[Deleted member 17239]

And I've been waiting for one of their own brand ones since the beginning of April . Still backordered :thumbsdown:

Send them an email and change it over to another one, the Hoya ones are only a few quid extra Mine should be here in a few days.

 

[chrism_scotland]

Is it alright to use a Cokin P ND Grad kit on a 77mm Sigma 10-20? Or am I going to find problems?

 

[CraigF]

Is it alright to use a Cokin P ND Grad kit on a 77mm Sigma 10-20? Or am I going to find problems?

I used the Cokin P filters and provided you are only using one at a time stick 3 small dots of blutac on the lens rim at 12, 4 and 8 oclock.
Stick filter to Blutac.
No vignetting, no marks, as blutac dosent mark either the lens rim or filter.

 

[petris]

http://maxsaver.net/index.aspx

 

[loosehead]

I've bought all my CPL's from Crooked Imaging , always had excellent service and found their prices good - free P+P too if I remember right.

Stu.