I am obsessed with this filter. The fact that it’s an all in one just got me. I use it on my 50mm lens on my Canon R6 and my pictures turn out so crisp! I love that I don’t have to unscrew it to put a different one on — just twist and you’re good! Very impressed with this.

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.

Well, I'm new to photography, my camera is a used Canon EOS 450D and I was recommended at various workshops as a beginner to use a lens with a fixed focal length. So I first ordered the 50mm lens and was so excited that I also ordered the 35mm lens right away. In my opinion, both take really great pictures, so I give a clear recommendation to buy both lenses.

think this 50mm 1.4 from Canon was one of my first prime lenses. I was and am impressed. Suddenly no longer zoom but move around the object. Sharpness like I've never had before. A level of sharpness that needs to be practiced. Very good to use with an open aperture and indescribably beautiful from aperture 4. A dream lens which, in my opinion, can still hold a candle to the 50mm 1.4 from SIGMA. Clear purchase recommendation. Must be in every lens collection...

bought the EF50mm primarily for street photography and am extremely satisfied with the performance in this area. Amazingly, this lens is actually sharper than the 50mm from the Canon L-series at an aperture of 5.6. The aperture of 1.4 and the associated light sensitivity is very pleasant. However, with an aperture of 1.4 you have to deal with a decent decrease in sharpness and - especially for indoor shots - with clear chromatic deviations. The bokeh is very nice and soft. Something special. The autofocus is fast, accurate and also quiet! The weight of 350 grams makes this lens a welcome lightweight in the bag and on the body. The price is unbeatable. You get a really good lens for everyday use for your money. Conclusion: Compared to the much more expensive 50mm from the Canon L series, I would always use this variant. My purchase recommendation for street and snapshots etc. if you don't absolutely need a red ring!