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I only put a filter infront of a lens for protection if I am in a sandy, dusty, or sea spray environment. But if you are romping through the woods it may be advisable to add a filter also. But I generally have the lens cap on all the time when not shooting though.
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I would get a haze 1 filter or another ND filter, as it will server multiply purpose. I use a haze 1 filter when shooting in harsh environments, it also serve as a ND filter to warm up the shoot. |
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Second, lenses and filters can stand up to the occasional cleaning without suffering any adverse effects.
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