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Lens protection

CrowdedHouse · 2005-09-02 15:22:39

Is it Ok to use a Skylight filter on DSLR lenses.This would be mainly for lens protection.They are/were often used on Film SLRs.

02-09-2005 3:22pm

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Is it Ok to use a Skylight filter on DSLR lenses.This would be mainly for lens protection.They are/were often used on Film SLRs.

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#2 02-09-2005 4:29pm

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yes

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#3 02-09-2005 5:34pm

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I have skylights on a couple of filters and polarisers on a couple others.. no problems..

While were on the subject, I have a brand new 82mm circular polariser if anyones interested

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#4 02-09-2005 6:17pm

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Thanks for the replies Folks,hope to get a DSLR soon.

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