Polarising Filter

[Relayer]

I want/need 1 or 2 Polarising filters for Nikkor 50mm f1.4 and Sigma 18-250.. Two different thread sizes sadly.

No specific budget, but dont want to spend a fortune, what make/manufacturer should I be looking at?

 

[Andrew Evans]

If you want to try a cheap one head over to 7day shop, they do these for around a tenner. If you find your using it a lot and feel like getting a better one get a hoya pro1. I have a hoya pro1 polariser and its great, though its about £80 for a 77mm.

 

[chilliz]

I want/need 1 or 2 Polarising filters for Nikkor 50mm f1.4 and Sigma 18-250.. Two different thread sizes sadly.

No specific budget, but dont want to spend a fortune, what make/manufacturer should I be looking at?

You only need the biggest and a stepping ring to connect the same filter to the smaller thread.

 

[dab66]

I use Hoya Pro1 too. Great filters but not cheap, cost me £45 for a 67mm one off amazon.

 

[yannick_reveur]

got an b & h polirizing filter kaeseman 77 mm
expensive. But worth the money if you take a lot of outdoors pics.
also got a ring for 2 pounds to adapt my 77 mm to a a smaller diameter lens (70mm)
not funny to swap the filter but i prefer having a great filter and a ring rather than 2 okay

 

[yannick_reveur]

also be careful to the vignetting effect if you wanna use a ring, although this can be corrected in post processing its better to double check the lenses, the ring and the filter you wanna purchase and read the feedbacks.

 

[coldpenguin]

For most rings, so long as you have a larger filter, going onto a smaller lens, there should be little chance of vignetting.