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Description Replace your original battery or keep an extra battery on hand as a backup for your NIKON D50 device. This battery is guaranteed to meet or exceed the original manufacturer specifications. This battery comes with a 12 month warranty, CS batteries are some of the longest lasting and most reliable batteries on the market, and comply with the international quality, environmental, and safety standards of ISO9001, RoHS, and CE. You also have our 30 day return policy if you decide later that you don’t need the battery. OEM Part Number(s) EN-EL3, EN-EL3a Compatible Models D100, D100 SLR, D50, D70, D70s Additional Information If you are purchasing an extended battery, it might be thicker than the original. Therefore, if it says it comes with a cover or attached latch / lid and/or cover shown in the picture it will make your device thicker. Please keep this in mind as often times your device will no longer fit certain original accessories such as cases or cradles. This will never apply to internal batteries, as there is enough room inside for the extended batteries to fit. Most of our Batteries ship Factory Direct in order to provide freshness and give you the best price. We know that for our US customers shipping factory direct does take a little longer then it might normally within the United States. But if you don’t mind waiting just a little longer for your battery, the advantages are that you get some of the best prices around, access to a huge selection of batteries that are almost always in stock, and batteries that are very fresh (haven’t been in storage for a long time, which can be important). If we are aware of any tools that are necessary to get inside your device for battery installation, we will send them with your order! In addition, we may have some installation help available. If you are aware of any tools that you might require to open your device, please let us know and we will try to supply the

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UV Haze filters cut down on Haze, hence the name. The slightly reduce glare. The filter also protects your lens from dust and scratches-well worth the $20.

A circular polarizer is a different horse altogether. It will cut down glare more effectively than a UV filter, but can also be used to darken the sky. Polarizers cause light, which normally travels in all directions, to enter the lens in one direction only-so you can eliminate reflections in windows, water, ect. It will, as noted above, cause colors to appear more saturated because it has elimated stray light. You have to be standing at a 45 degree angle from the reflection and rotate the filter. You will see the image become darker and the reflections disappear. It is very cool. I consider this filter indispensible.

40 years shooting.

Have loads of fun,

PS-I read some of the later answers and cannot emphasize enough two points brought out:

One- leave the haze filter on the lens all of the time.

Two-Only put the polarizer on when you want the effect as it will cost you 2-21/2 stops.

Also, kudos to the lens hood person, it is very helpful with flare, but I don't feel it replaces the haze filter.

Good shooting to you all,

jeannie