Customer Ratings & Reviews

No distortion nor noise. Best protection for my telephot lenses

My initial concern was whether or not it would fit properly, and whether it would affect the quality of my photographs. Fit was perfect and quality appears unaffected. Great price value.

There’s not much to write about with this lens filters, and that’s a good thing. It costs half as much (if not even less) as other lens filters and does the job well. My lens (just a Sony kit lens) is protected and the lens filter doesn’t protrude much from the lens. It was easy to install and doesn’t interfere with the lens cover. I haven’t noticed a drop in clarity or any excess distortion or color loss. It may (technically) not offer the clarity of $50+ filters but it’s just fine with a kit lens while being easy on the wallet.

We went out to the desert to film and I didn’t have to worry about dust or rocks since I had this lens filter. Basically a protective shield!

A reasonably priced filter that is really a mandatory addition to your camera. Good at reducing glare and protecting your lens.

Easy to use, threaded on lens easy, a great investment to protect lens

For me this a great product in a couple different ways. First it protects my main lens from getting scratched. Second I do a lot of shooting on the water and this reduces that glare of the water to give me good clean footage.

I use this more as a lens protector. Does a great job. Image quality is great.

Great way to keep the original lens safe. Inexpensive and good quality.

Bought this filter to protect the main lens that I use to take photos. I always buy a UV filter to protect my camera lenses so that they don't get scratched or otherwise damaged. Its cheaper to replace a filter rather than a lens. The lens cap that came with the camera also works with this filter.

I bought this as a lens protector. UV Filtering is nice, but the protection it provides at the price is worth it. Going on to Africa on safari and this will protect the lens optics from dust, dirt, scratches, etc. If the filter gets scratched, etc, it's a lot less expensive to replace than the whole lens

I always use a UV filter on all of my lenses. Why take a chance on messing up the front element of a lens when a simple UV filter can prevent that from happening. This is a good quality filter and I am happy with it. It does not degrade the picture at all, and provides protection for the lens.

I use this uv filter on my Nikon 1 J4 camera mainly to protect the camera lens. The filter removes uv light which doesn't contribute to picture quality. To be honest I'm not sure what effects uv light has on the picture so I mainly use the filter for lens protection.

I ALWAYS TRY TO PURCHASE A FILTER TO PROTECT THE CAMERA LENS AND TO KEEP THE CAMERA LENS CLEAN. ONLY PROBLEM, THE LENS CAP THAT COMES WITH THE CAMERA DOESNT FIT TIGHT WITH THE FILTER IS ON AND COULD RESULT IN LOSING THE CAP. OTHER THAN THAT THE FILTER IS FINE.

I bought this for all my camera lenses and also for my kids'. If we have more expensive cameras, I will buy more expensive brand than this. For my A6000 Sony, this will be good enough. Can't imagine if I didn't have one.

This lens filter is quite good to improve my photos in the bright sun. And the most importantly is it keeps the lens of my camera from dust and any other damaging things, with a good price, too.

Protect that lens! No one wants to replace a $200+ lens, instead buy the clear lens filter so if you scratch it up you only pay $20 for a new one. Be smart practice safe photography.

Bought this to protect my lens. Works great and is so much better than taking the cap on and off every time you want to use your camera.

I would use a UV lens filter for two main reasons, to protect your lens from scratches and to keep dust and dirt out. Cheap insurance to protect your investment.

I know as much about cameras as I do the inner working of a flux capacitor. That being said, I bought this for my wife and she loves it! She does know a lot about cameras but when she talks about them I just hear blah blah blah. Her review was the folllowing: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Hope this helps. She really does use it.