UV filter for camera lens52 The product is delivered well stored in a rigid plastic box and is completely wrapped inside with a foam seat. In addition to the filter, in the package there is a microfiber cloth to clean the lens, a lens cap and a band to attach to the cap. Taken for my Nikon D5200, it fits perfectly on both the standard 18-55 and the 55-200 lens, it is really very easy to assemble and does not cause the slightest disturbance during use. It is possible to mount the lens hood very quickly, this applies to both locking and bayonet lenses. As you can see from the demonstration photos (the one with the filter inserted is the one with the slightly softer colors), the sharpness is visibly better. The filter has a double thread: one to be able to mount it on the lens and the other to be able to mount other filters (color filters for example) on it. It is made of aerospace aluminum alloy and 28-layer coated optical glass. The UV filter reduces fog, haze and reflections, increasing image sharpness. Conclusion: Great product, recommended!

I bought the K&F magnetic CPL filter to mount on a Sony 18-105 lens. Although the filter is excellently made (even the magnet attaches well to the support ring), the main problem is that the lens cap (72mm diameter) does not attach to either the filter or the support ring, leaving the glasses unprotected. The return has begun.

like this polarizer, it reduces light on my Sony by a couple of stops, but it's not as strong as I expected for a $20 polarizer. It's pretty clear with very little distortion, although I don't compare it to a test chart to be completely sure it's uniform. I like that it includes a lens cap and sealed microfiber cloth. One issue I had with this filter is that the threads bind a little with my high end black and white filter. This is why I never test cheaper filters with my bear lens threads. I also had trouble fitting both the original 72mm cap and my own Sony 72mm cap, so something must be off with the shape of the filter. All in all, it's really not a bad filter. For all I know, the issues I had may have been due to shipping, although the filter appears to be in perfect condition.

Using with my Sony E 11mm 1.8. The lens cap is also a nice bonus.

I picked this up to use with my Sony A6400 with Sigma 30mm 1.4. This is my go-to set-up for taking pictures of the family/kids but wanted this filter to be able to shoot wide-ish open during the middle of the day. So, basically it does exactly what it's supposed to do; there wasn't any noticeable distortion, softening or color changes, and it was able to drop my shutter speed enough to not blow out the highlights. What I really like is the knobs that allow you to change the ND intensity quickly - this is an absolute life-saver for shooting toddlers and young kids, as they are the fastest things on the planet and they're not going to wait for you to change the filter on your camera. The only negative is the need to potentially get a new lens cap as the filter diameter is larger than the lens cap diameter. This is addressed in the description, but it's just something to keep in mind. Overall though, it's a nice filter.

I bought this adapter to use Sony A-mount lenses from my Alpha 58 on the BlackMagic Cinema Micro. Am very happy with it. Nothing wobbles and there is no play. The wide-angle kit lens fits perfectly and the vignetting is not noticeable (logical! APS-C sensor of the Sony is larger than the 16 mm sensor of the BlackMagic). Lenses with a fixed focal length of 35 and 50 mm fit just as well. The only thing I haven't tried is the 50-200 zoom lens, but only because I don't plan on filming with it. Overall I am very satisfied and can recommend it. Of course, it has no electrical connection to the lens, so you can't use LANC to control the focus. But that should be obvious anyway given the low price. For such tasks you use active MFT lenses or a booster, but I haven't seen any speed boosters for A-mount yet.

I use a Sony camcorder with a lens cap that rolls under a stage from time to time. These lens caps fix that problem. I was able to order a 62mm and it fits! I didn't think I would need to tie the string that comes with the cap, but I was able to figure out that the lens cap attaches to the lens hood with a simple knot, and you're good to go. The cord that comes with the caps is a well made, rubbery cord. It's not just a piece of string. So I will never have to replace the lens cap.

The lens is among the best you can buy for Sony e-mount! This optic also performs very well in comparison to the much more expensive Zeiss lens. I bought it for the NEX-5. It was already very popular and often used. I'm now using it on the Alpha 6000 and I'm even more excited and satisfied because of the outstanding sharpness on the higher-resolution sensor. Sharpness = very good! Distortion = very low! Autofocus = very fast and very good (with hybrid autofocus of the a-6000) Anti-shake = very good and integrated! I have very often mounted this lens from the outset and make entire excursions exclusively with this lens. It simply has very good all-round properties! It's light, small and easy to take with you! The only small downside is the plastic sun visor, which is not that durable!