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| jumoca
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Skráður þann: 26 Des 2009
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Canon 80D with 24-105 and 70-200 mm f2.8 canon L lens..
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 Innlegg: 22 Ágú 2016 - 22:42:03 Efni innleggs: UV filter or NOT!!! |
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Hi Guys I just want to ask it is good to put UV filter in a L Lens?
does the quality of the pictures reduce?
I need some advise.... thanks... |
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| Innlegg: 23 Ágú 2016 - 12:43:34 Efni innleggs: |
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Depends on the quality of the filter.
But I'd say that most people don't recommend them. They also increase the occurrance of reflections (ghosting?) . |
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| robbinn
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Skráður þann: 20 Mar 2005
Innlegg: 2043
Staðsetning: Gautaborg
Canon EOS 7D
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| Innlegg: 01 Sep 2016 - 16:07:42 Efni innleggs: Re: UV filter or NOT!!! |
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| jumoca skrifaði: | Hi Guys I just want to ask it is good to put UV filter in a L Lens?
does the quality of the pictures reduce?
I need some advise.... thanks... |
They are merely used to protect the lens glass, but can effect the picture quality as you are going through extra glass.
This is not recommended unless you are in a condition you really need to protect the glass, dusty environments for example.
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| Guðmundur Falk
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Skráður þann: 30 Des 2007
Innlegg: 2005
Staðsetning: Keflavík
Canon 7d Mark II
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| Innlegg: 01 Sep 2016 - 19:33:36 Efni innleggs: |
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why put something cheap in the front of very high prized quality lens
no need to ask
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Canon 7d Mark II
Canon 5d Mark II
Canon 300mm f2,8 is L
Canon 70-200 f4.0 IS L
Canon 2.0X Mark III
Canon 1.4X Mark III |
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| einhar
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Skráður þann: 17 Ágú 2005
Innlegg: 5372
Staðsetning: Á milli Selkóps
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| Innlegg: 01 Sep 2016 - 22:18:46 Efni innleggs: Re: UV filter or NOT!!! |
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| jumoca skrifaði: | Hi Guys I just want to ask it is good to put UV filter in a L Lens?
does the quality of the pictures reduce?
I need some advise.... thanks... |
There are two reasons to use UV filters in cameras.
One is to protect your lens in extreme environments, like sandstorm, mud from vehicles you happen to be close to when shooting some sports and so on.
In controlled area like studios and many indoors shootings, there is no need for it, except you are a born loser. A lens hood is usually enough protection.
In the days of film cameras UV filter prevented UV light from getting through to the film. Today in the digital world there is no need for it for that reason, because there are filters inside the camera doing that specific job.
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| Alli69
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Skráður þann: 29 Mar 2005
Innlegg: 906
Staðsetning: Reykjavík
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| Innlegg: 02 Sep 2016 - 12:43:29 Efni innleggs: |
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| Recommend using lens hoods. (even if you use a filter) |
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