Financial Calculator At Makro

12 core is where its at.

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

I decided to try this unique paper out,,great way to try new paper without a large financial commitment.

This calculator is beautiful, stylish and perfect. Item exceeded my expectations. I would purchase again.

receipts,photos,legal documents,school books,financial statements........

Perfect match for my Zeiss f/2 Makro Planer T*. With Zeiss glass most photographers are looking for sharp focus, great contrast and wonderful color rendition... Why then do you need a filter in front of such superb optics? Hiking, a day at a theme park, the desert sand or beach mist can all mess up your lens permanently... It's at these times that I use a UV filter. Even though I'm adding another layer of glass with possible reflections and a slight lack of contrast... The Zeiss AR coating appears to be as excellent as the lenses. I'd say that it looks better to me than my B+W or Hoya filters on other lenses... I'm going to buy another Zeiss T* filter in 58mm for my Distagon 35mm!

The battery is for an older calculator. Back of the calculator indicated a different battery. After opening the calculator took the old battery out and the new one from B&H in it's place. Simple fix.

Bought this for my new used Zeiss 50mm f/2.0 Makro-Planar ZE lens. Was warned I'd want a filter because the glass sits VERY deep into the lens housing. The filter is heavy duty and the glass seems high quality. Uploading one of my first test shots with the combination, handheld and manual focus, of course, plus agressively cropped. I'm happy with both the lens and the filter.

I use this on my Zeiss 100mm Makro-Planar. It's a quality lens and this is a quality filter. I always take a deep breath when I buy Heliopan, expensive! But worth it if you have a great lens.