77mm filter trade

I bought a 77mm Tiffen UV Haze 1 filter for one of my Pentax 67 lenses, and
it's the low-profile type (wide angle) and there's no threads on the front,
so it won't accept a lens cap. I have no idea why anyone would want such a
filter, but there must be some reason, so if anyone here wants to make a
direct trade for a conventional UV1, or Skylight 1A, let me know!

Thanks!

Ray

I recently had a perfect day to photograph those large beautiful clouds
immediatly after those terrible storms (tornados!) here in KY and jumped
upon the opportunity. It was rather breezy (to say the least!!) so Large
Format was out and my Hasselblad was in. Using my 50mm Distagon and directly
screwing in my 67mm NON-THIN B&W orange filter (for Black and White) and my
NON-THIN B&W Circular polarizer on top. Absolutely stunning images though my
composition could always have been better after the fact. A perfect choice
of filter combination BUT since I prefer to print full frame (when
aesthically permissable!) I have these dark areas in each corner. I think
its called vignetting ! Seriously though, if I had the THIN versions of
these filters maybe it would not have happened. I would keep that thin UV
filter as I can see no reason to not just use a slip on lens cap. Not
threaded in the front!!!---Why would it need to be threaded--I've never
heard of stacking another filter on a UV filter!! Think about
it!!!!! ------Thin UV filter=slip on lens cap!! HEY!!!
J Burke
"Lunaray" wrote in message
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I bought a 77mm Tiffen UV Haze 1 filter for one of my Pentax 67 lenses,
and
it's the low-profile type (wide angle) and there's no threads on the
front,
so it won't accept a lens cap. I have no idea why anyone would want such
a
filter, but there must be some reason, so if anyone here wants to make a
direct trade for a conventional UV1, or Skylight 1A, let me know!

Thanks!

Ray