Breaking Dawn


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Is it recommended to have a cpl attached full time in front of your lens?

Planning to get a filter for my lens, uv filter seems pretty worthless, thinking of just getting a cpl and attach it 24/7

Hmm, quite true, if I'm getting 1 most probably I'll be getting the BW MRC ones, so not really worry bout image quality.

Bout loss of light, maybe attach it while using it outdoors and indoor i'll remove it then.

Never used a cpl, will it still lose those light when its turned to its weakest effect?

I think what he meant was, the body itself is actually the least important part of this hobby, as they get updated pretty frequently.

The lenses, flashes, third party support etc are better considerations in choosing a system.

Not sure if you should switch it off in normal conditions or not, but you should definitely switch it off when ur camera's mounted on a tripod


PS: just noticed something interesting, silly to have never bother using it before, af-on back button is really useful for focus recompose, rather than half press the shutter button then focus recompose, if half press my camera always adjust focus 1