Ground from high quality glass, and opitcally coated. Helipan, B+W or Tiffin on my medium format and digital gear. I have owned promaster stuff way back before I The closest store to me shut down because they lost their lease but they dont plan on opening another location. I am also amazed at the lack of choices in equipment in my area. I found a place with the B+W and Heliopans, now I just have to get to their store and decide which one I want. I didn't realize it was a promaster until I got back to work. I took the filter back I agree you get what you pay for, what irked me the most was the fact that I asked for a hoya as they didnt have helliopan or B+W. I wanted a multi-coated filter and this one doesn't say that The filter worth keeping? It only cost $29.00 but from what I read Them I wanted a Hoya 67mm UV and went on my way. I was talking to them about filtersĪnd told them I wanted a Hoya, Heliopan or a B+W UV Filter. I was at a local camera shop today to pick up a monopod for my D70
I almost sold a lens for poor optical qulity and it tunned out to be the promaster filter. I know I'll probably get flamed, but I know this from past experience. If you want flare, optical distortion and focusing problems, go with the promaster. While the cheap ones are stamped out of cheap glass. The higher priced filters are ground from high quality glass, and opitcally coated. I use strictly Helipan, B+W or Tiffin on my medium format and digital gear. I have owned promaster stuff way back before I turned professional.
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