I'm going to be doing some traveling with my Canon 15x50 IS binoculars and I'd like to have some sort of protection for the front elements. I understand the arguement against compromising image quality, and I could just buy something cheap to put on the front while in transit, then remove them for observing. After having the binocs out in a heavy mist this weekend, I'm thinking a pair of high-quality multicoated UV filters to leave on while observing might be a good idea. Is anyone doing anything like this? Any feedback on degradation of image quality? Thanks.
Anyone use filters with Canon 15x50s?
Started by ddecarie, 08/02/2004 03:54PM
Posted 08/02/2004 03:54PM
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