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Dear AP,

I am a reader of your magazine and I had a question
about filters. In which way shall I choose the right
filter for lens?

Regs,
Debjit Dutta

Dear Debjit,

Your question is very interesting since at a time
and age where people only use digital filters you have
asked about a physical one. Well frankly there aren’t
too many photographers that really use filters anymore
honestly. Most of the work on the photographs is
added in post.

But if you are looking
at filters to also protect
your lens, then a UV
filter is something that is
always advisable. Apart
from this a polarizer is
also a good filter to have.
But you might want to
check if you still get these
filters easily.

July 2019 - 15

Dear Editor,

I am a beginner photographer. I have Nikon D3300.

I am confused between Nikkor 40 mm and Tamron

90 mm Di Macro lens. 40 mm is cheaper than

Tamron, but most reviewer comments negative on

its shorter focus distance. Should I go for Tamron?

Regs,

Jagdish Rathva

Dear Jagdish,

It is good to know that you have some interest in

the Macro field. And I am hoping that you liked the

issue that we are putting up this month which features

some great Macro work. But coming to your question

about the lens then the Tamron Macro lens is actually

quite good since it is built as a Macro lens from the

ground up.

We use a lot of Tamron

lenses as well across the

board and they give good

output depending on

what you are shooting. So

yes you can surely go for

Tamron.