Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter by Tiffen
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Digital camera reviews of Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter
Digital camera Review: Get what you pay for
Summary: 3 Stars
These filters were very inexpensive. I got three. Two of them seem alright, not as clear as I would like, but sufficient for lens protection. The third clearly had something wrong with its threads cause it just wouldn't screw on straight.Digital camera Review: Gets the job done
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this UV protection filter to protect my new lens. I'm happy with it because it just gets the job done and I haven't found any flaws on it (at least not yet). I recommend it.Digital camera Review: Ghosting shots
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm not the first who telling you this, but you will get ghosting with this filter (take a look on add pictures)Digital camera Review: Good Construction, Usefull, but NOT Clean
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this UV Filter for lens protection. I am very happy with the construction and performance but a little unhappy with the cleaning they gave it.
Pros:
1- Good quality of construction (not the best, if you want a great one try multi-coated)
2- Great image improvement (for low budget)
3- Probably the best feature: INEXPENSIVE
4- Important: it leaves front capacity to put another thread-accesory for the 52mm
Cons:
1- It didn't came clean as I expected. For a lens filter you hope for a better state. It could be the packing or some trouble on the store.
Overall, if I had to classify the filter (on the UV's Not coated) it could stand between a SigmaDG 55mm (great one) and the Cokin 55mm (very low construction and lens quality) I own on my Sony A-100.
I use the Tiffen filter with my EOS T2i + EF 50mm 1.8 II
Digital camera Review: Good Insurance
Summary: 5 Stars
I've read so many photographers advise people to buy these mainly as insurance for their glass. I was never going to drop a lens but bought these for insurance anyway. I dropped the whole camera and broke the filter but no other harm. I can't remember ever dropping a camera but the insurance paid off.