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tsdevine: I did try the Kolari, but they actually adjusted the advertised cutoff when I was finding it wasn't working as effectively as the above.
sjms: in my case not that it has affected any of my optics in any way except the increased resistance and protection level of "Gorilla Glass" from Corning. but could you explain your above statement with greater detail.
Kolari is pretty well known and respected for the work they do and have done in a pretty specialized niche.
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Kolari: 99% transmission and low reflection while cutting UV at 415nm, a strong cutoff point designed for digital based on our analysis of hundreds of modern cameras.
Kolari: 36 layers of premium coatings to make the glass incredibly transparent and low reflection, while making the already durable glass water, oil, and scratch resistant.
Kolari: The refractive index is dependent on the material and is a measurement of the amount that that material will refract or “bend” light as it passes through. At 90 degrees or dead center of the filter the light does not deflect and continues straight, but as the angle of incidence towards the edge of the filter increases, it deflects light more and more causing a discrepancy across your frame, particularly with wide angle shooting. The higher the refractive index value, the more image quality can suffer.
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