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,Henry Peach wrote: Nope. I haven't had an accident where a UV filter would have protected the camera in 20 years of almost daily shooting. I stopped using them.
I have had lens hoods save a lens from a fall or hard bash dozens of times. I use them every time i take my camera out of the bag.
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Henry Peach wrote: Nope. I haven't had an accident where a UV filter would have protected the camera in 20 years of almost daily shooting. I stopped using them.
I have had lens hoods save a lens from a fall or hard bash dozens of times. I use them every time i take my camera out of the bag.
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,+1+1+1+1chasrich wrote: Except for the 20 year part... +1+1+1
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,Borrowlenses wrote: We've had countless UV filters shatter/break over the years. Whether or not they saved the front element is debatable but they certainly do help in the case of scratches and whatnot. They can cause problems in terms of flare and things of that nature but I personally just use them as a lens cap
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,MLKstudios wrote: Having said that, I'd probably use a filter at a paintball game too!
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