Articles
2009-05-11
UV filters test
19. King 72 mm UV
 |
|||
 |
|||
King isn’t very well known on the Polish photographic accessories market. Among its products the company has simple UV filters.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Test result:
Visible light (390 - 750 nm): 88.9 %
Ultraviolet (200 - 390 nm): 25.6 % |
2/10 |
||||
|
|
||||
|
|
||||
|
|
||||
| Edge darkening at the 1.0 % level |
|
||||
| Final result: 15th place in the overall ranking and a good rating Cost-to-Benefit result: 17th place |
-7.1 |
||||
Summary:
-
Similarly to the G series Hoya products, the King filters aren’t any better than a regular piece of glass. Hoya is even a bit better and a bit cheaper. Avoid buying the King!
Chapters
- 1. Introduction
- 2. A few words about UV radiation
- 3. Testing procedure
- 4. Description of the results and summary
- 5. B+W 72mm 010M UV-Haze MRC
- 6. B+W 72mm 010M UV-Haze MRC Slim
- 7. B+W 72mm 010 UV-Haze
- 8. B+W 72mm 010 UV-Haze Slim
- 9. Hama 72mm UV 390 (0-Haze)
- 10. Hama 72mm UV HTMC 390 (0-Haze)
- 11. Heliopan ES 72mm UV-0
- 12. Heliopan ES 72mm UV-0 SH-PMC
- 13. Hoya 72 mm UV G - Series
- 14. Hoya 72 mm UV-0 - Standard
- 15. Hoya 72 mm HMC UV-0
- 16. Hoya 72 mm HMC Super UV-0
- 17. Hoya 72 mm Pro1 Digital MC UV-0
- 18. Kenko 67 mm Pro1 Digital
- 19. King 72 mm UV
- 20. Marumi 72 mm UV
- 21. Marumi 72 mm MC UV
- 22. Marumi 77 mm WPC UV
- 23. Sigma 72mm DG UV
- 24. Tiffen 72mm UV
