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661 Flight - Is there a better helmet out there?

Advantages: Full face, well built, stylish, well priced
Disadvantages: May be over vented for cold weather

I have found it difficult buying things online in the past. The main problem I have is with the size of things. Now I certainly wouldn't say that I am oddly shaped or sized but I've found that when I buy things they are never exactly as I would like them - This shirt is fine in the chest but the arms are a bit too short or these jeans have perfect leg length but the waist is too big. I notice this problem particularly when buying things that come in "lettered" sizes ie, S,M,L etc which is usually how helmets are sold, so I found it really helpfull that 661 supply sizes in cm with their helmets. All I had to do was measure my head as per the instructions on the website and voila! And do you know what? When I took this helmet out of the box and tried it on it fit perfectly. The helmet itself is the best one I've worn to date. It is ...

nilouche 03.02.2009 · Read full review
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Review of 661 661 Flight

Filtered to perfection

Advantages: Many advantages, see review.
Disadvantages: None.

The professional photographers like myself or the high end amateur photographers will probably all have used or tried using some sort of lens filter or another. Lens filters are designed to screw on to the end of lenses (mainly DSLR) to create different effects, you get many types of filters from the simple UV like this one through to polarizer's and star filters. This Hama UV filter is mainly used for cutting out the harmful effects that can be had both on your lens and on your images by UV light but they are handy also for the simple task of protecting your lens glass and that is why I for one have one on all my lenses at all times. If you catch the glass of your lens and scratch it or god forbid break it you are looking at a huge outlay for a new one where as if you have a simple UV filter, it takes the knocks and can be ...

thebigc1690 03.04.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Hama UV Filter UV-390 (O-Haze) Filter

Hoya UV Filters, A vital accessory for your lenses.

Advantages: Filters out UV haze, Protects your lens front element.
Disadvantages: None

Introduction Ultra violet filters are probably one of the least glamorous and most mundane photographic accessories around, yet they are an essential part of of your system, and practically all photographers fit them to the front of their lenses and leave them there. So who makes them?, what are they?, what do they do? and why would you want one? I will try and answer these questions below. Firstly who makes them? There are several companies that make filters for camera lenses, but Hoya, "the subject of this review", are one of the biggest and well known brands of filter around. Hoya was founded in Japan in 1941 and have their headquarters in Shinjuku, Tokyo, they manufacture optical products ranging from laser equipment and photographic equipment to contact lenses, and they are one of the world's leading ...

Markh5682 11.03.2009 (15.03.2009) · Read full review
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Review of Hoya Haze UV(0) Filter



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