Erik Lindahl asked >Has anybody of you found a high-quality 62mm polarizer expect nikon's that >doesn't vignette the 20/2.8? (e.g the thin polarizers from B&W ?) >Second, does the usual bayonette hood work with a polarizer since it attaches >on the outside? Hi Erik This subject has been bantered around in the past, so you may want to check the archives for more information. The general concensus is that you will get vignetting even with some of the slim line filters. I have the 20mm/2.8 AF lens and what I originally did, was use a 62=>72mm step up ring and then used my 72mm polarizer that I use with my Nikkor 180mm/2.8 lens. Beleive it or not you could use this combination with the lens hood and not get any vignetting, not to mention you could still get at the filter to rotate it. In the end though I bit the bullet and splurged on a Nikon oversized polarizer, so that my 62mm polarizer stays on my Nikkor 85/1.8 and my 72m polarizer stays on my Nikkor 180mm/2.8 lens. Email me if you have any further questions. Terry Terry Graham - Freelance Photographer & Windsurfer Graham Fine Art Photography mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
