E Eyesthruthelens Deregistered Dec 6, 2005 #1 Hi, most of us will put in a UV filter in front of our lens.. will this affect the image quality?
T TME Senior Member Dec 6, 2005 #2 Eyesthruthelens said: Hi, most of us will put in a UV filter in front of our lens.. will this affect the image quality? Click to expand... Slightly, not noticeable. Better filters are of course better is that there is even less degradation. But mainly the filter is to protect the front element in addition to removing the scattering/flaring/hazing(?) effect of UV light.
Eyesthruthelens said: Hi, most of us will put in a UV filter in front of our lens.. will this affect the image quality? Click to expand... Slightly, not noticeable. Better filters are of course better is that there is even less degradation. But mainly the filter is to protect the front element in addition to removing the scattering/flaring/hazing(?) effect of UV light.
A apchoo New Member Dec 6, 2005 #3 Eyesthruthelens said: Hi, most of us will put in a UV filter in front of our lens.. will this affect the image quality? Click to expand... Here's some info from Bob Atkins Photography website. He uses Canon gear but there is a lot of useful info on general photography. http://bobatkins.photo.net/photography/technical/filters.html
Eyesthruthelens said: Hi, most of us will put in a UV filter in front of our lens.. will this affect the image quality? Click to expand... Here's some info from Bob Atkins Photography website. He uses Canon gear but there is a lot of useful info on general photography. http://bobatkins.photo.net/photography/technical/filters.html
A Agetan Senior Member Dec 9, 2005 #4 Yes, I use Nikon L39Ac UV filter.. it is very nice... Better than Hoya HMC. No.. I don't use nikon gear.
Yes, I use Nikon L39Ac UV filter.. it is very nice... Better than Hoya HMC. No.. I don't use nikon gear.