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As most of the others have said, I like it for protection. Same thing with my camera lenses. Better to bump/ding the shade than the actual lens.
And on occasion helps with cutting glare from sun.
Originally Posted by stevenc23
Don't you run UV filters on all lenses?
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Have used UV filters but found that it decreased picture quality by cutting down on light transmission. Sometimes use a specific filter for a specific effect but usually no filter. Prefer sunshades for the protection and rather not have anything between the lens and my subject.
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