Received on time - well packaged - appears to be good quality for a very reasonable price. I am satisfied with the product and will buy the same brand in the future.

Is that a BW Kaseman? No, but for the same price you can equip three lenses and get the same results! I don't notice any ghosting or glare in my photos, and I can simply use a light bulb to blow away any dirt or dust I see on the surface. Regarding color: No, I don't see any changes in color values when using this particular filter. I can easily recommend this filter product line to anyone.

Manufactured by a well known brand in the photographic industry, this filter is extremely easy to fit provided you buy the correct size (all lenses require a different size filter). Above all, this special filter variant helps to avoid scratches or annoying little fingers smearing the lens front element. K&F Concept is certainly among the top brands and should definitely be a worthy contender in all the books in my opinion.

When my husband and I go on day trips, I often write about it and (after posting it on Facebook) I sometimes submit the stories to publications. So my husband's photos are very important. My husband takes his photos with a Canon SL2 DSLR. He uses a few lenses. When he got my camera, we didn't have much money left over so we bought the cheapest lens protector that had good reviews. It's been a while and he now has a second lens, this one is a telephoto lens and he wanted something better. This K&F filter works great. It has a UV coating that is similar to my prescription glasses. So you have a faint green glow when you look at the reflection of light coming off the glass surface. It attaches easily to your Canon lens. The lens cap works. I don't really see much of a difference in photo quality. It only costs $10, which is very affordable and protects the lens well.

Yes, this filter blocks UV rays, but most importantly it protects my lens. For the price, the quality and workmanship are pretty good. I own other filters from K&F that are much more expensive and I have had great results with them. Let's face it, we primarily buy UV filters to protect our investment in our lenses and for me this filter service is here for exactly that purpose. As with other K&F filters, a microfiber cloth was included. This is a good deal for the money.

For my Panasonic Lumix G lenses, I needed two "protective filters" so that rain and fingerprints can't damage the front lenses. There are different opinions on the net about the effect of UV filters, so I don't want to say anything more about it, but there is a blue-tinted coating on the K&F Concept Pro UV filter, the delivery condition is perfect and the packaging is (especially in view of the the price) can almost be described as luxurious. A first check does not reveal any adverse effects on the image quality, and the slim design means there are no shadows on the 12mm lens. Lens caps continue to fit securely, and the lens hood also fits the lens either way. I see the handy "teeth" on the outer edge of the frame as a big advantage - finally someone has thought along! Especially with the "slim" filters, it is sometimes rather tedious to get them off again after they have been screwed "safely". There are even tools that make this removal possible in the first place. But that's a thing of the past here, with this practical ribbing on the edge it's no longer a problem. At that price you can also have one or two of these filters with you in your camera bag and when the mud has splashed you can quickly put a clean one on - just perfect!

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 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I now have this amazing filter attached to my Olympus 60mm macro lens. The lens has no lens hood, a bad front cap and obviously no filter. This is now on board, along with a tidy front cap and third-party lens hood. 46mm is a little small and fiddly, but this one has a really good knurled ring that feels good in the hand. The thread is also very smooth and positive. The color balance is imperceptibly different, so it doesn't bother when shooting in well-lit close-ups. I love the improvement on this brilliant lens. ricky

This works well for its price. If this is your first filter, I would say you are better off buying one with better light transmission. It's better to pay more once than to regret it, if that's even possible. And you don't have to spend hundreds on a better UV filter. If that doesn't matter or if it's a backup filter, I can recommend it. This will be a backup filter for me so I will use it sparingly and didn't need a first class filter in this case.

It is a UV filter and like all filters of this type it serves more as a protection than anything else. Don't think that it will prevent flare or allow you to capture backlight in extreme conditions. Maybe you have a little more control over the cross lights, but I don't think it can replace a lampshade. Let's say if you put filters on expensive lenses it's already a success if it doesn't affect the images, and about it can I'm not complaining, on the contrary, it seems to me that the pictures are a little more contrasting and (for me) more pleasant. Very good thread. In short, staying in the real world, it's definitely a good filter, especially given the competitive price.