Help - HOYA 52mm Circular Polariser Filter
July 10, 2008 | Filed Under Accessories/Equipment, Confessional, Photography, Questions
I’m a noob. I just received my HOYA 52mm Circular Polariser, but I don’t know why the front element (or rim) comes off when I pull it gently. Rotating the front element/rim doesn’t make it come off unless I pull it off gently. Is it normal or should I return it to the seller? Help!
The (circular) polariser that I got off eBay which is sold for almost 3 times the price locally.
The back. No instructions or a hint of the CPL’s front element/rim being able to be removed without unscrewing the back element/rim.
This is how it looks like.
And this is where I just don’t get it. Is this normal?
I believe it wouldn’t affect my shots, but if this is not supposed to be removable, I reckon I should return it. Pardon my ignorance. I have already tried looking for answers online but to no avail, and I’m working tomorrow so I don’t have the time to even test the filter out. I didn’t even edit the pictures, and I really just want to sleep now
EDIT: Thanks to Jason and Lilian, I’ve already contacted the seller and I will be sending the filter back for an exchange tomorrow.
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Definitely not normal. You should return it as high chances, if not, 99.9% is a defective product.
Just realized how slim/thin my CPL is compared to yours.
(http://jasonmumbles.com/2008/06/bw-circular-polarizer-filter-a-gift-from-a-friend)
Mine which I used to have for my Konica-Dynax 5D is certainly not like that wei. Only one piece. But I cannot afford one for my Nikon now. Anyway, I hardly go out in the sun.
Thanks guys, appreciate it. Sent the item back to HK now, hopefully get an exchange asap.
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