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D3200
D3200 pictures are often 'dull' in colour
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 216045" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>You shouldn't need the hood indoors unless there is some bright light to the side that might cause reflections on the lens. Its good outdoors on bright days. Depending where the sun is or large sources of reflected light, the hood will help prevent little orb-like lights floating across your image. Some people leave it on all the time to protect the lens from accidental bangs or scrapes or finger prints. If you google "when to use lens hood", you will find examples of the problems you can get without a hood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 216045, member: 4923"] You shouldn't need the hood indoors unless there is some bright light to the side that might cause reflections on the lens. Its good outdoors on bright days. Depending where the sun is or large sources of reflected light, the hood will help prevent little orb-like lights floating across your image. Some people leave it on all the time to protect the lens from accidental bangs or scrapes or finger prints. If you google "when to use lens hood", you will find examples of the problems you can get without a hood. [/QUOTE]
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