Filter from Ebay, am i right?

[Nanaujo]

Is this filter valid for the DVX 100A or it's only for Canon cameras?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=30066&item=7528943031&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Then, the quality it's ok or maybe it's better expend some more money for a better quality... will i loose quality using this kind of filters? Can you recomend another options?

Thanks

 

[Sirius_Doggy]

It's probably a very cheap brand. It says it's for a Canon zoom lens but that doesn't mean it's a Canon filter. If it was canon, it'd be fine, but it's probably a Quantaray or some other no name crap like that.
Check out EVS for a decent filter
http://www.evsonline.com/merchant2/...=65070147&Category_Code=9A3A7&Product_Count=0

 

[xl70e3]

You posted same exact question fa week ago and Barry answered, that you should never put something like in front of your DVX lens. SAME question... come on...

Forget that crap, get something from B+W (Schneider), Tiffen, Heliopan or at least Hoya. It'll be 3-10 times more expensive, but it'll be worth it.