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The Protective UV Filter Controversy

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Uploaded by on Jun 22, 2011

Do you need a permanent filter to protect your valuable front lens element? Let's find out.

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  • You had me up until "$1300 lens" with a British accent, you are false......Unsubscribed,

  • @LEONJERSEY I'm not sure if this is a joke, or you're mental.

  • @starfedrogue In hard cash, do you spend Sterling Pounds or US Dollars??

    Not a joke, and I am not mental, dont play to an audience, it makes you look cheap...............

  • @LEONJERSEY For a Canon lens I might well have paid dollars, however in this case I paid sterling. But YouTube Insight shows that UK viewers are actually in the minority on my channel - US dollars is the currency with the most per capita relevancy to my subscribers.

    I don't understand what your objection is or why you'd call someone "false" just because you didn't care for a choice of currency in a joke video. That's really not average.

  • If you drop a camera with a UV filter on the front, the shards could scratch the lens...

  • @dangerouslytalented True, although a scratch in a front element is not the end of the world. A gouge or graze to a special coating however could have quite an effect on your images.

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This video is a response to Unboxing the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Lens
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  • I use UV just because it saves me wiping and scratching my lens vs a piece of glass on the Filter, however the issue iv noticed with them is they cause unwanted holograms on photos in underground car parks or under certain lighting which i think is because the glass on the filter is flat where as the rest of the lens has curved surfaces ?

  • 1:35 LOOOOL!

  • hey nice review esp hitting the filter with that hard metal stuff. I find the lens filter to be effective in preventing accidental finger print smudges on the front element

    Also if possible post a vide on how to clean a camera lens. Does cleaning a lens has a potential to scrape off special coating on the front element?

  • *checks top of head*

    Dammit!

    ... nvm ...

  • @starfedrogue Definitely mental.

  • @kenandkids TOOL, you have missed the point, I can calculate ANY currency into ANY numeric value TOOL. And talking off educated....... Dont make me, make you look like a TOOL.......TOOL

  • @LEONJERSEY Perhaps if you were a little more educated, you just might be less of a tool. I'm an American and I have no trouble using pounds, yen, or dollars depending on audience and topic.

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