Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/06/09
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]A Lugger wrote: << What to do about polarizers on M6s? >> I have a Heliopan circular polarizer size E39 that I use on my M6 w/ 35mmf2.0asph. and 50f2.0. I understand that once mounted on the lens, it gives 80% polarization. There are a series of numbers on the rotating element (1 through 10). Setting the "10" in line with the sun gives maximum polarization (so I'm told). If I'm doing critical work, I find it no trouble to look through the filter, set for max polar, note where the numbers are, re- mount the filter on the camera, rotate for the setting and poof, done. Results seem to be what I would expect from a well-made polarizer. By the way, the literature that came with the filter states that "Heliopan filters are made exclusively from raw glass supplied by Schott (Zeiss), the world's leading optical glass manufacturer." Arturo