Drifter
Footballguy
They aren't made for cameras per se - they are made for different sized lenses. I'm not familiar with your camera but if it has threads then you can buy a filter for it. Your manual will tell you what size if it's possible.Drifter,these hoyo or b&w's are they made for all camera types. I didnt see any on ebay that match my camera (mentioned above).Drifter said:Don't buy cheap filters!!!!! They'll distort your pictures and screw with your colors. Hoyo or B&W or bust. You can buy Hoya filters direct from Hong Kong on ebay for much cheaper. The Pro series is the way to go but there are cheaper even in the Hoya line.Oh great ! didnt realize it was that simple. Thanks for doing the leg work!Well, a quick search shows you can get a set at Amazon for around $25Some others that showed up thereWhats the average cost on these filters or lenses? I do not have a great camera or anything just a Canon PowerShot S2 IS.I can try.Currently I only have 2 lenses for my canon. For Filters I only have a UV filter and a Polarizer.Snoggs,Can you make a few suggestions to someone that is very new and raw as far as lenses and filters?Here is a way of comparing..
Pictures taken the same day and at about the same time:
No polarizer, white sky
Polaizer.. Deep Blue
I very rarely shot day time shots now without a Polarizer as it really helps with the sky:
As you can see in this shot
I have to get out at sunset one of these nights and get a better :X of that tree. With the snow surrounding all the lights it is "magical" right now.

clear & cold
clear & cold


were taken with the kit lens.
your own personal
or were you stalking them??