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Hoya PRO1D CLOSE-UP No. 3
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<blockquote data-quote="Gbutterf" data-source="post: 210614" data-attributes="member: 17387"><p>My use of any added filter to substitute for either macro or wide angle has been disappointing. The loss of speed coupled with chroma etc makes the use of them in the novelty area.</p><p>You will never regret paying for good glass as the quality of your shots will last far longer than the empty wallet. Go to your dealer take your camera and try the lenses if you cannot afford a new lens look out for a used one via a reputable dealer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gbutterf, post: 210614, member: 17387"] My use of any added filter to substitute for either macro or wide angle has been disappointing. The loss of speed coupled with chroma etc makes the use of them in the novelty area. You will never regret paying for good glass as the quality of your shots will last far longer than the empty wallet. Go to your dealer take your camera and try the lenses if you cannot afford a new lens look out for a used one via a reputable dealer. [/QUOTE]
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