After debating between Hoya & B+W, I ended up w/ the Hoya HD CP; and I am very glad that I did. The B+W Slims have no front threads, so it difficult to keep the front lid on.
As some testing reviews mention, the new HD CP are very thin, durable and let more light in than any other CP I have seen. Now I can keep my filter on, even when shooting indoors w/ no problem. I am quite impressed. Very expensive, but I found them online for half the price, from a reputable dealer. Maxsaver.
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