[pure-silver] Lens quality, filter degradation
- From: "Scott Hamming" <Scott.Hamming@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 15:24:56 -0600
Hi all,
Recently on a photo website, likely APUG or photo.net - I don't recall =
which, a poster made the declaration that placing filters on a 'high =
quality' lens (in this case the reference was Rolleiflex Planars and =
Xenotars) degraded the optics to the level of the filter, and thereby =
nullifying the need for a 'quality' lens. The last point is clearly an =
overstatement, esp. considering the source, but I was curious as to what =
the actual facts might be. It seems there may be several factors to =
consider, such as coatings and glass quality, but are there other =
considerations, and what degree of impact might they have? As for =
myself, I always use a lens hood when possible and more often than not a =
yellow Hoya multi-coated filter when shooting. Thanks,
Scott
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