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    Senior Member Ferdi Willemse's Avatar
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    Hi guys,

    Since I'm about to buy my A1 one of these days, I also need a protection filter to spare my lens. Can anybody recommend me one?

    I was thinking about a polarizer filter of UV filter, but I don't know if either of them is also good for low-light shots. Or should I use another filter?

    Also, does it matter if for instance it's a Nikon 72mm filter?

    Thanks!


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    Any UV filter will work to protect the lens. I'm not sure about this but I heard some where that there are some better then others. I use a Tiffen UV filter on mine.

    Don't use a polarizer filter unless you're looking for the look that the poarizers provide out doors.

    Also, you're correct about the size. It's 72mm.
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    How much can one expect to pay for one of those?
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    I just saw that a Tiffen UV-filter costs 28 euro's here.
    Is the quality of your Tiffen UV-filter good enough? Cause it's quite cheap I think.


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    I never had any issues with it
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    Quote Originally Posted by DammitJanet
    How much can one expect to pay for one of those?

    google man, google
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    Many lower quality UV filters can degrade the resolution of your image slightly. Make sure to get a high end filter suitable for HD recording.


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    I got a tiffen 72UVP filter for around 30 dollars from EVS.


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