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from Milpitas, CA on 12/30/2008
Comments about Canon Canon 77 Circular Polarizer Filter:
The filter meets and exceeds the requirement. Sky and water never looked so beautiful before. I have givn 4 ratings instead of 5 because the lens cap dosent fit with this filter. So the filter gets dirty very quickly.
from Amsterdam, Netherlands on 10/26/2008
Comments about Canon Canon 77 Circular Polarizer Filter:
I'd like to respond to the other two reviews: A lens cap doesn't fit on this filter because it's a so-called slim filter. Though I haven't found any reference stating it is, it is. I use this on my UWA, a Tokina 12-24 and there's no vignetting at all.
As far as I know, there are no slim filters that allow lens caps, so this shouldn't be mentioned as a con. I'm happy with the results, though they aren't as spectacular in terms of darkening as I hoped. The effect is very consistent, however.
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Comments about Canon Canon 77 Circular Polarizer Filter:
The lens cap will not work on the filter! The engineers were out to lunch when the design went to production. Someone let these guys know this.
[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
from Littleton, CO on 2/12/2007
Comments about Canon Canon 77 Circular Polarizer Filter:
After doing my homework, I found that the Canon 77 mm circular polarizing filter offered the best value - good quality at a reasonable price. However, I was somewhat chagrined when I attempted to afix a Canon 77 mm lens cap to the filter. I would not fit. It seems that there are not enough screw threads on the outside of the filter to allow the lens cap to seat properly. Literally, the lens cap hangs by a thread. Now, when I uses the lens, I must be very careful that the lens cap doesn't pop off. Very frustrating and a clear example of poor engineering. Canon, what were you thinking?