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yes ALL filters reduce image quality as its just another layer between the sensor and the subject
the better the quality of filter the less quality impact it has on the end result
cheap lense + cheap filter = quite possibly a terrible image
cheap lense + decent filter slightly crapper than...
want a gnd, infrared etc
i keep getting recomended cokin would i be better off going with anyone else ?
also what cokin system would i be better off with ?
lense filter sizes that is be wanting to use it with are 52mm 67mm 77mm
good refurb but they are split rims so get ready for about 100 per wheel (i was quoted that for some split rims )
they look better on 5 series but im just in general not a fan of those or alpina wheels either
hmm you may find that they arnt actually hd just because they have a hd resolution doesnt mean its actually hd ! i can convert a SD recording into a hd resolution easily and it doesnt even upscale it
actually you are wrong the picture quality is better and some dvd's are better than others its all down to bitrates in dvd and teh amount of lines recorded in vhs only 250 of them !