Canon UV-1 58mm Haze Filter by Canon
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Digital camera reviews of Canon UV-1 58mm Haze Filter
Digital camera Review: I BOUGHT TWO - No Problems
Summary: 5 Stars
I was concerned when I ordered this filter about the previous problems reported here. But, I was in a hurry and needed two of these for vacation. There was absolutely no problem with the product. Both filters were sealed and in perfect condition. Could have been packed a little better in the shipping box, but arrived in good condition. No problems with photos taken with this product.
Update: Have used these extensively on my Canon XT during the past year. No problems with this product at all. Great protection for my lenses!
Digital camera Review: I'm not disappointed
Summary: 5 Stars
I mainly bought this to go on the end of the lens adapter for the S2 IS. It does well to protect the lens, but you can't put a lens cap over it. It ends up being easier to use without the lens cap...and quicker when taking pictures.
The pictures are very good through it.
Digital camera Review: It did not fit the camera
Summary: 1 Stars
This is made to fit the lens that go with my camera and not my actual camera lens.Digital camera Review: It does its job
Summary: 5 Stars
protect the investment I have in my lens. That's all it has to do and it does it quite well enough.Digital camera Review: It does what I want it to...
Summary: 4 Stars
I got this filter free with my Canon camera bag, and the filter does what I want it to. I haven't noticed any great reduction of UV haze or whatnot, but the real reason you want one of these is to protect your lens on your camera. It screws right into your lens, and the camera lens cover still snaps into the lens filter, so you actually double your protection.
The first time I got some rain drops, dust, dirt, sand on my lens filter, I was really happy that I had one. I can easily just clean the filter haphazardly using my t-shirt, or whatever I have handy, and not worry about it. If I had to actually clean the lens, I would have to be a lot more careful. But if I scratch/haze/ruin the filter, I can just throw it away, and get a new one, for less than $20, whereas a new lens would be hundreds more.
The quality of the filter is perfect, it does not make my pictures fuzzy or any less clear, inside or outside.
A smart and cheap investment for your camera lens.