The filter fits perfectly with my Canon EOS 2000D 58mm lens and allows for effortless attachment and removal. The resulting photos are exactly what I hoped for and the filter works great. As I got into nature and plant photography, I discovered the value of the filter in full sunlight. It helps capture the right density, regulate exposure, improve contrast and minimize glare and reflections. On bright days, this filter has become my favorite accessory. Along with the filter, you also get a lens cap, storage case, lanyard and microfiber lens cleaning cloth, all of which are much appreciated. Overall, this filter set offers great value for money and is a top-notch offering from K&F Concept.

I like my K&F Concept 58mm Magnetic Circular Polarizer Lens Filter. It fits well magnetically or screwed on. The quality of the filter is very good. It also comes with a lens cap safely stored to protect it when not in use.

It is a high quality UV filter, very good construction and the original Canon lens cap fits perfectly.

It's a high quality UV filter, very good construction and the original Canon lens cap fits perfectly.

This filter appears very well made when attaching it to my Canon lens it screws in nice and securely. Straight out the box you get that impression from the box itself the protective storage box, the filter, lanyard and sealed cleaning cloth than comes with it.

The filter is super clear, something that really shows the quality different to my old cheap filters. I'm not sure how much of a different a UV filter actually makes given the coatings and number of lenses it needs to go through before reaching your cameras sensor. There is a lot of debate out there so will leave it the experts to elaborate further.

However I always have one to protect the expensive lens from getting scratched or damaged. This is not something maybe everyone needs but I have seen and heard of stories where the UV filter was sacrificed saving the lens. For example at a motor sporting event a stone was kicked up and smashed the filter but the lens was thankfully unharmed saving the photographer a lot of potential expense.

I bought a Canon EOS M100. To protect the lens, I bought this UV filter. As with other reviewers, I can confirm that I don't see any distortions or similar impairments. Installation: The filter simply twists onto the lens (clockwise). Canon lens protectors can still be used. As before, only now the UV filter is inserted into this. The UV filter arrived well packaged. I could use it straight away and didn't have to clean it beforehand.

I screwed the UV filter onto my Canon EOS 650D with ease. Great pictures taken with it. You can see the difference!

The filter comes safely and neatly packed and with the 58mm thread it fits perfectly on the Canon lens of my SLR camera.
The photos get a slight blur from the filter, which usually makes them look a bit warmer. If you only need part of a photo or want to enlarge a section, you will have to unscrew the filter beforehand.
All in all, and especially when there is backlight, the 1/4 filter is a small addition that also reliably protects the lens of the lens. I wouldn't consider it a must-have, but for those special moments the filter is definitely worth the money.