***some Canon Glass Suggestions***

[Ketch Rossi]

Although I'm still curious to know just how much "zero" really is, I think you may have sold me on your UV haze filters! Thanks.

Well Harmonica "0" is actually well 0!

Some disagree with me in having a filter mounted at all times, as it adds and extra piece of glass to the lens, but I wouldn't shoot outside of a studio environment with out one, not ever.

Ciao

 

[Harmonica]

Well Harmonica "0" is actually well 0!

Some disagree with me in having a filter mounted at all times, as it adds and extra piece of glass to the lens, but I wouldn't shoot outside of a studio environment with out one, not ever.

Ciao

I guess I don't understand. ALL surfaces reflect at least some light. How could it literally be zero light loss? Isn't that impossible?

 

[Ketch Rossi]

I guess I don't understand. ALL surfaces reflect at least some light. How could it literally be zero light loss? Isn't that impossible?

Because UV filters are clear glass, unlike the Warm and Polarizer filters, which not only they are not clear but they are especially build to degrade the picture image that comes true them, obviously this is a positive thing as they each create e special fill and coloration on the final image, however both warmer filters as well as polarizer do as previously posted have 2 f-stop loss of light, as they are not clear glass.

Ciao