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D7100
Lens hood
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 322510" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>The other advabtage for the lens hood to prevent damage to the front element. Im on the dance floor and you get elbowed quite a few time throughout the evening. Besides this i also keep it on because if the lens were to fall to the floor theres a good chance the hood will deflect the damage. Even if its on its side , the hood is usually wider than the body and it will help to absorb impact. Hood on no matter what situation. flare is tge least of my worries. I like flare in my pics in many outdoor shoots.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 322510, member: 14443"] The other advabtage for the lens hood to prevent damage to the front element. Im on the dance floor and you get elbowed quite a few time throughout the evening. Besides this i also keep it on because if the lens were to fall to the floor theres a good chance the hood will deflect the damage. Even if its on its side , the hood is usually wider than the body and it will help to absorb impact. Hood on no matter what situation. flare is tge least of my worries. I like flare in my pics in many outdoor shoots. [/QUOTE]
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