Thanks a lot for the in depth reasoning for the filters. It sure was descriptive and detailed too.


Just one thing though... as in the case of our eyes (vision) , using colored sun glasses, changes the perspective of what we see and enhances our vision in terms of clarity.Likewise if the filter was lightly shaded ( not clear or UV), will this not enhance the clarity of the image in digital SLR's too?


Just applying the same logic. Or is it that the seemingly enhancement perceived by the eyes to the image coming through colored sun glasses , is actually perceived by the sensors in the eye as 'clarity in vision' and is not so in reality!!??


Likewise the sensors in a DSLR , should they not be affected/enhanced by the image as it filters through the 'filter' and hence must be ehnanced in clarity? If yes, then the IQ with the use of filter (lightly shaded, not UV) ought to give better results even with DSLR's.