<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> Ar blend? T tai vadina it daikt taip. <br> <p class="IT"><span class="HW">bleñd</span> <span class="ETM">[<span onmouseover="TitleIn(this)" title="vokiei (kalba)" onmouseout="TitleOut(this)">vok.</span> <i>Blende</i>]</span>,<br> gaubtas, saugantis <span onmouseover="TitleIn(this)" title="fotografija" onmouseout="TitleOut(this)">fot.</span> <span onmouseover="ShowRef(this)" onmouseout="HideRef(this)" onclick='CallRef(this,"_objektyvas")'>objektyv</span> nuo viesos pertekliaus.<br> </p> <p class="docText"><br> The lens hood that comes with most good-quality lenses these days is designed to reduce or eliminate the lens flare that can creep into your lens when shooting outdoors in daylight, but pros keep a lens hood on even indoors (basically they keep it on all the time) for another reasonit protects the lens. Think about itthe glass end of your lens is pretty much flush to the end of the lens barrel, and if it comes in contact with anything that's not really, really soft, it can get scratched, cracked, or just fingerprinted or dirty. However, when you put a lens hood on the end, it puts a buffer between the glass and the scary world around it. It can save your lens if you drop it or knock it into someone or something. (The Digital Photography Book - Scott Kelby)<br> <br> Ar js an naudojat iaip, kad stikl apsaugot, o ne atpindi ivengt? Beje, jis [ji?] turbt nepadeda nuo atspindi atsiradusi fotografuojant per stikl (pvz lang)?<br> </p> </body> </html>