Yeah, I am such a professional ;) What is that thing called that fits over the top of the lense to help on bright days? How do I use it, when would I use it? Any help would be appreciated. I did a shoot in the mts this weekend, and it was soo sunny, I am afraid I did not get any good shots.
Stacey Potter
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Nikon d300
It's called a lens hood. I use mine to prevent sun glare and to keep the glass from getting scratched.
-Jill
Canon 40D and Digital Rebel XT
50mm f/1.8, 85mm f/1.8, 17-70mm f/2.8, 430EX
Sometimes I use one but a lot of times it gets in my way and I take it off =)
-Stephenie
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your joking right??
right????
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do they really make a big difference? I never use one. Really. <hangs head>
ChristyCanon Rebel XTiPhoto Blog
Sadly, I am not joking. I have much to learn about photography. Esp how to spell the word "lens." That is a huge reason why a took an apprenticship that only pays $12.50/hour. But thank you all!
I shoot around kids a lot, so I use them to prevent kids from banging into my lens.
They always come with my lenses, but I store them away and never use them either.
- Angela
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I always use mine, but I take a lot of outdoor shots. I actually bought the ones that you can turn around and 'store' on your lens when you switch lenses.
Jennifer
D300 * 50 1.4 * 85 1.8 * 35-70 2.8 * 80-200 2.8
D80 l 70-210 4-5.6 (DH's kit but we share)
Yes, I've been using mine alot more too now, in the sun. I have a few that turn around and store on lens, I should see if the rest do that or if I have to purchase them that way.