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Yes or no? For protection and easy cleaning, possibly also actual UV light at high altitude.

Say, Hoya HD?


Mon Sep 24, 2012 9:43 am
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Personally, I'd say no.

However, in the situations you're expecting to use the camera gear, get the best you can afford. It will make life easier cleaning things.

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And I'd say yes, and yes, Hoya HD.

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Thanks guys. That's what I needed to hear.


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