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>Way to ebay, Texdance. I think I'm really gonna like having that auto
>110 around. I smell big glass. Big, expensive, fully enabled glass.
>Paul
Hmmm, there's an 800 f4.0 for 6x7 in one of my
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From: "John Mustarde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 17, 2001 7:35 PM
Subject: Re: Hoya HMC L-44 for SMC 200/2.5?
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> >Hoya's multicoating is pretty good. Whats an L-44 filter?
> >William
Texdance,
I haven't seen any unwanted color shifts in the K200/2.5 that need correcting
with a yellow filter, especially shooting color slide or print film.
Regards, Bob S.
<< A light yellow filter commonly used for a slight increase in contrast
with black and white films. Especially useful
Texdance,
Nice to see you snag the K200/2.5.
I'll be interested in what you have to say about it after using it a bit.
...can't offer any help on the filter.
Regards, Bob S.
<< Anyway, the seller is offering a filter also - a Hoya HMC L-44. But I
am not familiar with using an L-44 with anyth
It's strictly a black and white filter. With color film of any kind,
you're going to get LOTS OF YELLOW. About that much, I'd say.
Paul
John Mustarde wrote:
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> >Hoya's multicoating is pretty good. Whats an L-44 filter?
> >William Robb
>
> Ooops. that should be "Y-44" filter. Here's from th
>
>Hoya's multicoating is pretty good. Whats an L-44 filter?
>William Robb
Ooops. that should be "Y-44" filter. Here's from the B&H site:
"Hoya 77mm Yellow #Y44 f/Black & White Film HMC (Hoya Multi-Coated)
Glass Filter: (special order, $44.95)
A light yellow filter commonly used for a slight in
Way to ebay, Texdance. I think I'm really gonna like having that auto
110 around. I smell big glass. Big, expensive, fully enabled glass.
Paul
John Mustarde wrote:
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> I just did a But-It-Now for an SMC 200/2.5 - boy does that "wave the
> Auto 110 in the air" trick work for enablement!
>
> Anyw
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From: "John Mustarde" <>
> What's the groups' take on using an L-44 filter with SMC
glass? When
> and why would one use such a filter?
Hoya's multicoating is pretty good. Whats an L-44 filter?
William Robb
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I just did a But-It-Now for an SMC 200/2.5 - boy does that "wave the
Auto 110 in the air" trick work for enablement!
Anyway, the seller is offering a filter also - a Hoya HMC L-44. But I
am not familiar with using an L-44 with anything except
black-and-white film. So I'm posting this question to
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