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Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 55 mm Review

Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 55 mm
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The Super HMC UV filter is distinguished by the optical coating on both sides of the glass. This is a high quality filter and worthly of high end lenses. I have them on both an 80-200mm f/2.8 and a 17-55mm f/2.8 Nikon lenses. No demonstrable reduction to the image quality is visible on images taken with either lens. In my sports photography work, I am typically right on the court very close to the action and having the glass of a $1,000 lens exposed is too much of a gamble for me. The only downside of this lens is that it's a bit difficult to clean as streaks seem to stick to it if the lens cleaning cloth (microfiber)isn't wet enough with cleaning fluid. However, I've found that if I flip the cloth to a dry spot right and swirl from the center outward to the edge, away go the streaks. The price ($39) through the Amazon affiliated dealers is excellent.

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Absorbs the ultraviolet rays which often makes outdoor photographs hazy and indistinct. A muliti-purpose fine-weather filter for color as well as black and white films.

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Hoya PRO1 Digital - Filter - UV - 67 mm Review

Hoya PRO1 Digital - Filter - UV - 67 mm
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There are cheaper filters, and there are more expensive filters. How much should I be paying?
Conventional wisdom says don't hamper your expensive lenses with a cheap filter - so you want to avoid the el cheapos out there. But how good is "good enough"?
For my uses, I have been using the higher end Hoya filters - like the DMC and SMC versions - and have not been disappointed at all. I have two of this particular filter; one lives full time on my Canon 24-105 f/4L and the other lives on my Canon 10-22 f/3.5-4.5. Not a problem with either of them so far. I have also owned Tiffen (a little bit cheaper - but more flare), and B+W (more expensive, equal performance to the Hoya IMHO).
And I should mention that I use the 24-105mm as my walkabout lens and I like to be ready to shoot, so I rarely use a lens cap. I regard this Hoya filter as my "see-through lens cap", and it does its job (protecting the lens itself) admirably, without a lot of flare or optical distortion (at least to my eyes). So far it has cleaned up easily and proven quite durable, as I tend to travel a lot and shoot in semi-harsh conditions.
I am sure that eventually I'll have to replace my UV filter after the inevitable accident or incident. And when the time comes, it'll be another Hoya filter, just like this one.

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A multi-purpose fine-weather filterAbsorbs the ultraviolet rays which often makes outdoor photographs hazy and indistinct. A multi-purpose, fine-weather filter for color as well as black and white films. Also serves as apermanent lens protector.

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Matin LCD Monitor Protective Film for Nikon D90 Digital SLR Cameras Review

Matin LCD Monitor Protective Film for Nikon D90 Digital SLR Cameras
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I sure wish I'd gotten one of these kits sooner. The D90 comes with a detachable rigid plastic screen protector and I thought it was enough, but a bit of sand somehow got lodged between the protector and the screen itself, scratching both in the process. Next time I buy a new camera, I'll buy an adhesive protector right away.
This LCD protector kit comes with three pieces - a clear protective cover for the main D90 "monitor" screen, a clear cover for the top control panel display, and a paper "squeegee-card" for pressing out air bubbles after application. To apply, I thoroughly cleaned the camera with a clean micro-fiber cloth (this is key). Each cover comes with a clear backing and a paper tab to make it easy to separate the backing to expose the adhesive side of the cover. The covers themselves are somewhat rigid, so I was able to hold each cover by the edges between my fingers after removing the backing, taking care not to touch the adhesive side. Next, I simply lined up the bottom edge of the cover with the bottom edge of the monitor screen and gently rolled the cover into place. I used a rubber spatula to push out a few small air bubbles, and it looks perfect. You can barely tell it's there.
The smaller cover for the control panel screen was not a perfect fit, and that's why I gave this product 4 stars instead of 5. It was an easy fix, however. I was able to trim the piece to fit with a pair of scissors in about 1 minute. Again, I rolled it into place with minimal fuss. It's easy to pull the cover back up again if you don't align it perfectly the first time. Once applied, it looks like it's part of the camera.
Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and will definitely buy again.

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One of the most important and enjoyable features of your digital camera is its LCD monitor. The multicoated surfaces of these LCD screens tend to be difficult to clean and, if left unprotected, can accidentally be permanently scratched or marred. It's not fun to have to compose and view your images through scratches haze or dirt.

The LCD monitor is also one of the most expensive parts of your camera to replace and will not be covered under warranty if scratched or marred. A less than perfect LCD screen can be considered a sign of quot;impact damage" by the manufacturer and make future repairs under warranty difficult to obtain.

This protective film is designed to custom fit your Nikon D90 digital camera's LCD monitor screen. It can be easily removed and replaced as necessary when its surface, rather than your LCD monitor, becomes scratched or marred enough to degrade monitor viewing.


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GGS DSLR LCD Optical Glass Screen Protector for Nikon D90 cameras Review

GGS DSLR LCD Optical Glass Screen Protector for Nikon D90 cameras
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This is a must have for the D90, it fits nicely, looks like part of the camera and offers clearer visibility compared to the BM-10, which you find yourself having to tilt the camera at various angles to view your shot! Highly recommend.

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* It is rigid and made of optical glass material, which achieves more than 90% of transmittance (higher than plastic LCD screen protectors), thus making the LCD screen clear. Easy to Install: * No trimming required, fit directly on your LCD screen. * Just clean your LCD screen first, peel off the white back of the protector to stick, Done! * Easy to install and bubbles free, unlike plastic protector which always gives you bubbles between the protector and the screen. * No adhesive backing at the LCD screen, only at the border of the film for clearness. * Can be removed and reinstall, without leaving ugly residual on your LCD screen.

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Camera Armor Protective Case for Nikon D90 (Black) Review

Camera Armor Protective Case for Nikon D90 (Black)
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This product is just about the same for all models, this is for the D90. There are, however, some slight improvements as the models evolve.
Let me start off by telling you why I was looking for this. The main reason is that I don't like to carry around a camera case. I just like to grab the camera and go. For long trips, I will use a case, but general everyday use and around town, who wants to lug a case around. So I wanted something that I don't need to open and close. A neoprene cover is not form fitting and you still have to take it off. This looks perfect. There's second reason too. I upgraded from a 6 yrs old D70 to the D90. Everything about the D90 is perfect... except for the size. Why did Nikon make it so small? The D70 was perfect in size, D90, too small. Grip is too thin and body not tall enough. I'm not a big guy, but my hand is decently large and I have long fingers. So grabbing the D90 just felt really weird, like I'm pinching it. From the pictures, the armor will give it a nice wrap and add thickness.
Well readers, I got everything I wanted. I read the other reviews.
* Many thought the cover made the buttons hard to press. Well, yes, you have to press a little harder, but it really is no big deal, at all.
* Some say you can't read the icons. True, there's no white letters, but the impression on the rubber is deep enough that you can read them pretty easily. If you use the camera much at all you'd know most buttons pretty well. With the impressions on the rubber you'll see it quite easily. This was one of my big worries, no worries now.
* Many people had a hard time putting the camera on tri-pot with the cover on. Looks like Camera Armor found a good way. I don't know what the old ones are like, but the new one has a very thick bottom plate, harder rubber material. This place is about 1/3 inch thick. No way you can still screw on the tri-pot. But wait... there's an attached metal button screw that goes into the screw hole. The screw has a hole of its own. So once you screw it in, it's flush to the bottom and has a hole with thread for tri-pot. It's a tri-pot hole extender! Super!
So, it does everything the other reviewers mentioned. The issues (3 above) I found are non issues with this model. The overall camera is about 1/3 to 1/2 inch thicker around the grip area, and 1/3 inch taller. Just perfect. If you think the D90 is perfect without a cover, then with the cover you'll probably think it's too big. For me, wonderful.
It does pickup dust, ol well. No big deal. One thing I don't like is the SD door cover. There is nothing there. When gripping, it feels a little weird. They could have placed a rubber flap there I think to make the grip more complete. Also, the cover covers the Nikon logo just below the flash, maybe could have left a hole to show it. Does it really matter? Lastly, I think the lens cover is crap. So ugly and not useful. Not worth taking a star away though.
Overall, 5 stars! It's been a while since I was so happy with purchasing a product... helps to set the expectation low...

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We shield while you shoot! Camera Armor is a line of rugged, custom fit SLR digital camera cases engineered to provide maximum protection from impact and abrasion while allowing full access to all features of the camera. The four-part system includes Body Armor, Lens Armor, LCD Shield, and Lens Cap Leash. We love our cameras as much as you do. That's why we designed Camera Armor - the only choice for full time protection. Each model is engineered to provide maximum protection while allowing full access to all controls, compartments, and ports. You focus on the shot - we've got you covered.

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