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Old 01-02-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Just curious as to how many of you use a uv or other filter on your lens during wedding photography. I have heard recommendations for and against. What is your personal/professional choice?

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Always. Outdoors with a polarizer, indoors an 81-A or mild diffusion filter.

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Depends what I am doing. I like to use a polarizer outside to darken the sky. Doing shots of the bride getting ready I like to use a soft focus or centre spot.

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