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Marco Ugolini wrote:
Of course! "UV excluded" means that the UV Filter is *included*, and "UV
included" means that the UV filter is *excluded*!
Right, because it's a filter, it is named after what it filters out,
and therefore "inverts". Rather than name this obscurely by the mechanism
used to achieve the effect (the filter), they've quite logically
named the effect directly, as a reading that includes UV wavelengths,
or a reading that excludes UV wavelengths. Note it's "UV included", not
"UV filter included", "included" being a strange term to use anyway
for a filter being present.
