Polarizing filters test 2015
24. Zomei Circular PL
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Zomei is another Chinese company not ashamed of its roots. Their products are visually attractive – it’s obvious they aspire to compete with the best players on the market. It’s time to verify those aspirations.
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Results of the test
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 Without filter  With filter Score: 2.25 / 7.5 pts
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Final score: 21.8 / 37.5 pts (58.2%)
- Overall ranking: 15th place
- Econo-ranking: 13th place
Design, usage and summary
The ring is glued with no coatings on surfaces. It works with an even, moderate resistance. In fact the filter can’t be called either good or bad, it’s just a piece of properly made equipment.The spectrum characteristics are flat throughout most of the visible spectrum and they decrease in short-wave (more than 5% for blue) which might cause a slight warming of the tone of images. A very good extinction coefficient for green, a bit worse for red. The polarizer performs quite well in the blue light area.
