58mm UV Protective Filter, 16-Layer Multi-Resistant Nano Coated, Ultra Slim, German Optics, Weather-Sealed, HD Clear Glass Ultra Violet Filter, Camera Lens Protector with Lens Cloth

I just bought a new Nikon D750 with a 24-120 Nikon lens, and wanted a top quality filter to put on it, as a protector and UV inhibitor. After seeing a huge range of prices for various filters, and considering some of the top names in the business, I settled on the Lenskins MRC UV, plus their Circular Polarizer, and a 10x neutral density filter. I am very pleased with all 3 filters. The photos I've taken with the filters on, are just as sharp as those I've taken with the filters off. The 10x neutral density filter does not alter the color of the final image at all. The polarizer does what it is supposed to do; eliminating reflections and haze, bringing in better colors, and is totally neutral in color balance. I bought all three filters and they arrived promptly, for under $100 total. I am very pleased with Lenskins, and encourage others to get these high quality filters for a reasonable price.

I bought 5 of these to protect my set of SLR Magic Cineprimes. The filters are super slim and doesn't degrade the image to any discernible amount. No vignetting at 15mm. Overall they're well made, great quality German glass. At $20 for an 82mm filter...it's a great value.

Warmth? Sheerness? For a camera filter? Anyhow, very nicely made. The quality seems quite high. Screwed right onto the P1000 lens with absolutely no problem. I bought it to protect the lens. It does not interfere with the lens hood. As it is the pure, plain glass "filter," it does not cause any problems with the lens when taking photos at long distances.

My initial take (product just purchased and attached to lens) is that this is a well-made filter. Nice fit and finish. Have yet to see how well it lasts in the long run, or how well it performs in use.

I have been photographing for over 45 years and watched the price of filters go up and up. Filters are not lenses and they use a fraction of of materials. In my opinion one should not pay $100 for a coated piece of glass. These filters are a quality product and a good value. The way it should be.

I was impressed with the quality of the filter. The glass appears flawless to the eye. I've taken shots using the filter with no observable degradation to the photo. The filter ring is sturdy and easily attached to the Sigma 50mm prime lens I own.

I have had other brand filters in the past, but the quality of the LENSKINS are much better in comparison for less money. I now have these filters on both my Nikon Lenses. They work great shooting Motorsports and give me the protection I need for my Expensive Lenses.

I like that it comes in a secure packaging and the product itself is well built. I would get this for all my lenses.If you're looking for a protector in the mid-price range, this should do it!UV filters really don't do much except providing some level of protection, but cheap ones will compromise the image quality (esp during the low light shoots).