The UV filter has a high-quality and clean finish. I really like the blue-purple reflection and it really makes a difference. I didn't notice any changes in image quality, but there could be a slightly different, increased lens flare. If you like the look, you will be satisfied with the filter. In any case, I can recommend it as protection for the lens!

Filters 5/5, screen protector 5/5! Great quality, exactly what you need for the DJI Pocket 3!

This kit comes with all the filters you will likely need. The UV Filter is one you will keep on your lens to protect it from accidents. The other filters, Polarizer Filter and Neutral Density Filter are more specialized. The Polarizer Filter is basically used to reduce glare from reflective surfaces and make blue skies "more blue." The Neutral Density Filter basically balances exposure in high contrast scenes. Note that you never get something for nothing, and your mileage may vary. The set also comes in a nice storage case. I bought several of these sets and I highly recommend them.

UV filters in the digital age only make sense to a limited extent. I mainly use this type of filter as a protective glass for the lens, so that I don't have to worry about damaging the lens even on the beach or during somewhat hectic photo shoots. The protective function is achieved very well with this filter. The processing is good, the glass is clear and without inclusions. The filter edge is thin enough that there is no vignetting. The blue coating is a bit annoying. If the sun hits the filter unfavorably from the side, a blue shimmer is produced on the photos. Of course that shouldn't be the case. However, this phenomenon only occurs at very specific angles to the sun. But the value for money is good, so ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

That's 100% the reason to buy one of these. Think of it like a screen protector for your phone. scratched? throw it away, buy a new one. Dirty or watermarked by the rain? wipe it off The point is that your expensive glass stays safe underneath.

Great price, I got it for the lens protector. The thickness is also good.

Over the past year or so, I’ve tried maybe a half dozen K&F filters uniformly finding them to be among the best I’ve ever experienced. This high density ND 1000 has met my expectations of excellence that this brand has now established with me.

There’s little to say other than it’s thinner than other filters of any sort meaning it has less of a chance of creating unwanted refractions once mounted. Like all filters, it must be used alone. If added to an existing UV or clear filter many used as a lens protector, the two can and likely will work to degrade image quality. This refraction issue is a good reason not to mount the UV or clear filters as a lens protector. A lens shade works almost as well as a protector but won’t interfere with a filter.

In use, this ND 1000 does filter to 10 stops (eyeball estimate) without affecting the color or introducing other unwanted effects. Like so many things photographic, the good stuff costs but also performs.

This UV filter was a great addition to my Tamron 35mm for my Sony. This filter is definitely more of a protector than a modifier, at least in my use case, it helps protect the lens's exposed focusing mechanism and keeps dust or particles out of the lens. Overall I would say this is a great filter for any lens as it creates a barrier between the front element and the world and I have not experienced any negative effects on image quality from having this filter on the lens.