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D5100
Protecting your lens glass
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave9072" data-source="post: 79530" data-attributes="member: 10864"><p>Limited experience talking here, but I have tried to use B+W clear and UV filters for lens protection with mixed results. I could never really put my finger on it, but occasionally there would be a noticeable quality issue on some shots using the filter. Seems under certain conditions it would interfere with auto-focus and cause some shots to be slightly off or very soft. Might have been me of course, but the problem always seemed to show up when the filter was on. For now I forgo the UV filter and use a lens hood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave9072, post: 79530, member: 10864"] Limited experience talking here, but I have tried to use B+W clear and UV filters for lens protection with mixed results. I could never really put my finger on it, but occasionally there would be a noticeable quality issue on some shots using the filter. Seems under certain conditions it would interfere with auto-focus and cause some shots to be slightly off or very soft. Might have been me of course, but the problem always seemed to show up when the filter was on. For now I forgo the UV filter and use a lens hood. [/QUOTE]
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