Re: [Leica] UVa Filter unwanted effects.

["Peter Zak" <pzak@desidero.com.au>]

Good idea except that the reflections were faint enough for me probably to
not to have noticed it in the SLR - when looking through the viewfinder I
was more concerned with framing and the exposure.  The meter in a F4 is
pretty bright and is does render much in the viewfinder as not visible in
that sort of lighting.

Besides, I'm not sure I could have avoided it if I'd seen it anyway (apart
from the brain clicking and removing the UVA filter).

I took all of these shots to my local Pro shop - It had all of them stumped.
Collectively they,ve got ~100 times the photo exp that I have.  They
forwarded the slide to Leica Aust - who also weren't sure.  Leica Germany
came back with an answer about the same time that I tested UVA filter on and
off.
Regards,

Peter Zak

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>From: "Mark Rutledge" <markrut@ticnet.com>
>To: <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
>Subject: Re: [Leica] UVa Filter unwanted effects.
>Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 4:45 PM
>

> Peter,
> Could it be you were getting reflections w/ the Nikons+filter, but being an
> SLR you could see it and thus avoid it?
> Just a thought
>
> Mark Rutledge
> markrut@ticnet.com
>
>