Brianskivvy
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Glad to know that there is someone else with the same thinking as me. For me right now, I would want to focus on learning the different aspects of photography, better to save up these $$$ to invest in better lens instead
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Glad to know that there is someone else with the same thinking as me. For me right now, I would want to focus on learning the different aspects of photography, better to save up these $$$ to invest in better lens instead
Hi.. i'm a DSLR newbie too. I just brought my hood. So is it useful for me to get a 52MM Kenko PRO MC 1D UV (price $25)? I dun need to take out the UV filter when taking indoor pic right. thanks : D
Its very much a matter of preference and conditions. Some ppl leave the filters on all the time. Some believe it degrades image quality a little. So for the latter folks, they tend to use the hood to protect the exposed lens from unexpected physical harm (as well as functioning as a hood to guard against flare and loss of contrast of course). The filter will still be necessary if you encounter situations like a dusty environment or liquid splashes, which the hood cannot protect against.
gummy73
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Hi bros out there , thanks for all your advise i think in the mean time i wll just settle for the camera and the hood and start shooting,till i know wat i really into then buy wat i need....
i think i must really thanks my wife as tomolo she taking leave to accompany to buy the camera wif me....:embrass:
i think i must really thanks my wife as tomolo she taking leave to accompany to buy the camera wif me....:embrass:
scorpioh
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wah. So nice of your wife. all the best in your purchase!
gummy73
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ya she is the one to pay...and how much a ood likely to cost?
Brianskivvy
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You can get it off ebay. I just ordered it last wednesday and I've got it yesterday, the quality is quite ok for it's price
Here's the one for your 18-55mm kit lens:
http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/52mm-Flower-...ItemQQptZLens_Accessories?hash=item1c0f16f82d
felixcat8888
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If you dun bribe your FC then you WILL NEVER get your way . . . ;p
One of the few times I feel glad being single. :bsmilie:
Don't let all this scare you into remaining single! I think quite a number of Pentaxians here also have very supportive other halves.
whiteshades
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Great timely thread for me :thumbsup:
Just placed a reservation for the K-x with SLR Rev. Can't wait!
For a newbie is a Class 6 SD card necessary? I'm looking at Class 4 4GB x2 at the moment.
Also planning to get a hood for the lens.
Just placed a reservation for the K-x with SLR Rev. Can't wait!
For a newbie is a Class 6 SD card necessary? I'm looking at Class 4 4GB x2 at the moment.
Also planning to get a hood for the lens.
Hi guys just bought the Kx as well as my first dslr. Thinking in investing in a dry cabinet but don't have
intension of getting many lenses. Hence think the 30+L one is enough for me. Anyone can recommend
any good and cheap one?
Also heard from some pentaxian that the cylinder hood is better than the flower pattern hood. Any
idea where to get a good one? Thanks in advance =)
intension of getting many lenses. Hence think the 30+L one is enough for me. Anyone can recommend
any good and cheap one?
Also heard from some pentaxian that the cylinder hood is better than the flower pattern hood. Any
idea where to get a good one? Thanks in advance =)
felixcat8888
Senior Member
Any camera shop will stock the dri-cabinet. Hoods also depends on the type of lenses.
The kit lenses all come with the petal hoods but i have not found anything wrong when using them.
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