Which filter UV or Skylight?In the past always fitted Skylight on lens purley for protection.Any views? Ta

I'd go with UV as they don't alter the colour, as I believe skylight filters can give a slight warm tint, which isn't so bad unless you're wanting a cold blueish tint to your photo's which can be used in landscapes to give a better effect and show the winter weather.

But as I said it's slight so it can be corrected in PP to make it look colder.

I personally always have a UV filter on my camera. UV Filters protect the lenses. You can have more than one lens on the camera at the same time, so why not use both?

Other than a plain glass protection filter on my wide zoom, to protect the somewhat projecting objective, I don't use filters. I want the absolute best from my lenses and don't want anything degrading the image.

I'm now going to contradict my previous statement, I've added a UV filter to my lenses, why? because I've just been on a boat trip and didn't want salt water on the front element, it was quite splashy, but most enjoyable.