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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D3100
uv filter negitive effect on shots
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<blockquote data-quote="westmill" data-source="post: 53296" data-attributes="member: 9330"><p>It very much depends on the filter itself. A cheapo filter can certainly ruin the quality of any lens.</p><p>Its not just about the the coating either. Some can even be made of plastic.</p><p>A UV filter to protect that front element is a good idea. BUT ! Only if you use a top quality filter</p><p>like the Hoya pro. These are glass, and much thinner than standard, and multi-coated.</p><p>Its not just the rims which are thinner, the actual glass is thinner than a normal filter.</p><p>image deterioration when using filters like the hoya pro is tiny.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="westmill, post: 53296, member: 9330"] It very much depends on the filter itself. A cheapo filter can certainly ruin the quality of any lens. Its not just about the the coating either. Some can even be made of plastic. A UV filter to protect that front element is a good idea. BUT ! Only if you use a top quality filter like the Hoya pro. These are glass, and much thinner than standard, and multi-coated. Its not just the rims which are thinner, the actual glass is thinner than a normal filter. image deterioration when using filters like the hoya pro is tiny. [/QUOTE]
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