KODAK 37mm UV Filter | German Schott Glass Premium Ultraviolet Filter, Slim 18-Layer Polished Coating | Absorbs Atmospheric Haze Protects Lens & Improves Sharpness & Contrast, 99% Light Transmittance

There is a good chance that this is a UV filter or front element protector of high quality. My Tamron 150-series camera is compatible with this lens It has a 600 mm diagonal Does not degrade a lens' resolution or contrast, or add tint or hue to the scene Bias in the casting process. There is no problem with the threads and the rim is very shallow, which allows the addition of a second ND or gradient filter if necessary. I have not measured the MTF or the spectral light transmission, but I will take the manufacturer's word that the product is UV-blocking. By adding this to your lens, you will not have to apply a layer of UPF-protection It is estimated that 35 sunscreen has been applied to your digital camera It is likely that your lens will not develop skin cancer as a result of this. If you install a UV filter in your camera, you shouldn't point it directly at the sun. This is especially true for your newer-model digital cameras. There are recently a number of new mirrorless models on the market.

Dahlia Moreno

| Jan 03, 2021

There were two of these filters that I ordered, but I will review just In a nutshell, these are an amazing The smudge, sand, and water on the screen- Designed for multi-purpose use It has a layer of antibacterial protection Reflective coating at this price? In a low-gloss finish? What type of Schott optical glass is used for the profile rims? My first impression was favorable and I would buy them again if I could rather than some of the more well-known brands used. I will issue one warning, however A slight increase in size compared to those made by other manufacturers, as well as a flared rim that is wider at the outer end than at Many modern lens hoods and caps are designed to fit onto the filter or lens as they sit on top of it. some vintage lenses and hoods that fit around the end of the lens and are held on by friction rather than by an internal pin or teeth, will have additional thickness or wider diameter which may interfere with their fitment with some vintage (and perhaps some modern) lens caps. As a result You should choose a cap or hood that fits simply by looking at it.

Caiden Jackson

| Dec 15, 2020

I did take a digital photography class. Despite the product being more expensive than an Amazon basics filter, which has the disadvantage of adding reverse light reflections when shooting in dark scenes, I like it overall. It is particularly striking to look at dim lights or neon lights in dark rooms. The same reflections did not appear in my photos of Christmas lights under these same conditions when I used these filters. Buying a better camera is worth the small premium if you intend to get more serious about The high-end market is not my area of expertise Those seem to work most of the time, but I don't know how they are used.

Shepherd Branch

| Dec 26, 2020

It's impossible for me to tell the difference between two pictures, one with and one without the filter. My only complaint is that it's a dirt magnet, and I don't think I'll ever be able to clean it well. It is a lost cause and I return it to you. Finally, we conclude The best recommendation for an amateur like myself. The money you spend will be very well spent.

Liberty Richmond

| Sep 07, 2020

Though I haven't done a lot of testing, I went out once or twice in bright sunny weather with a Fuji 50mm f/1. 4 There was no increase in flares or change in color. The filter in this case is so thin that no vignetting is visible.

Moving forward, I am satisfied with this filter since my main concern was to protect the glass of the lens.

Harlan Cortez

| Jan 25, 2021

The UV filter I used on a Canon RF 800mm f/11 had no noticeable effect on the image. It's been more than a week since I last used a lens. As far as I can tell, the coating does not cause images to deviate or produce light artifacts. Filters like this are thin, but they are well made and fit nicely. There have been no instances in which the filter has contributed to photo loss in any way. This is a filter I would recommend.

Brian Peters

| Aug 10, 2021

There are no comparisons when it comes to quality and price. These Kodak filters are an unbelievable value. The Canon L lenses I own have all been using these since I purchased them. You should make sure that any filters you use are made from glass designed for the same purpose as your lenses. Filters such as these have excellent multicoatings and high optical transmission, so they meet those requirements. A 5 out of 5.

Ayaan McIntyre

| Apr 02, 2021

The product is far better than I had hoped for. I was skeptical about it being acceptable at first. I tested it with a 10-inch screen and found it was clear and didn't cause any distortions The lens has a focal length of 24mm. As long as Kodak brand names are used for quality products, I'm happy.

Killian Potts

| Mar 13, 2021