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    Center filters

    I am looking for a good filter for my Symmar-s 240mm lens. I think it takes a 86mm front filter which is quite large but would provide some protection for the front element.

    What about center filters? What is there advantage, and where do get them?

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    Re: Center filters

    Your lens does not need or have a center filter. CF are for the fall-off inherent with wide angle lenses.

    What do you want a filter to do?
    Eliminate UV?
    Warm a scene?
    Cool a scene?
    Reduce the amount of light overall?
    Reduce the amount of light in an area of the scene?
    Control reflections and enhance clouds/skies in black and white and color?
    Control tones with black and white?
    Something else?

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    Re: Center filters

    Thanks Bob, that answers my question. I am just looking for a yellow to control sky tones in B&W. I was just thinking that center filters were more common for large format lenses and didn't know.

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