> >As to filters: I guess you are not thinking of macro then? The 100
> >has a nicely recessed front element that all but does away with the
> >need for additional shading. Stick a "protect filter" on the end and
> >you lose that advantage *or* lose working distance with a lens hood.
>
>
> Huh? Did I miss something? I sometimes use filters when
> taking macro shots (81 series). Compatible filter size is an
> important consideration when traveling light.
I was thinking that I would be using a polarizing filter, especially
for those close-ups with dew in the early morning.
-= Ken =-
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