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Hi
Do you usually use Lens Hood when you shoot live concerts?
Thanks :)

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I do. I helps reduce ghosting and flair from stage lights directly hitting the front lens element.


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I normally use one, it does help reduce flares, but with concert lighting you are always going to get some now and then. lol.

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I use hoods for all my lenses except my 50, which I haven't bought a hood for yet for some reason. Maybe I should.

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If I mount the hood on my Tamron and I use the built-in flash, I see the shadow of the hood in the photos :\
I have to buy a flash.. :)

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I do :) Helps keep the light where I want it.

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Always, and not just at gigs. Wherever you may be, a lens hood stops (most) extraneous light hitting the lens.