Canon UV-1 58mm Haze Filter
by Canon
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Customer Review: Good for Intended Use
Summary: 4 Stars
If you are a believer, as I am, in using UV filters for protecting the front of lenses for general use then these filters are a great value for use with Canon d-SLR kit zooms. I do not see vignetting at the wide end of the zoom, which was a concern, nor is there obvious image degeneration for casual shooting--in principle remove extraneous filters like UVs for more critical uses. If you are looking for a UV filter for a high end lens then it would behoove you to pay for a multi-coated glass filter. However spending that much for a UV filter for the Canon kit zooms hardly makes sense either.Customer Review: Good Filter and Lens Protector
Summary: 4 Stars
Good quality, authentic Canon filter. Fits as it should, at least on Canon lenses, doesn't inhibit lens hood installation, protects the lens, can't say I notice a picture quality difference in most situations I shoot, but have noticed an improvement in longer distance landscape shots (over another filter I've used).Customer Review: Good but don't see much difference
Summary: 4 Stars
I am using this UV filter for around an year along with my Canon G9. To be true don't see much difference in the output with the filter. The price of canon is always much more compared to the others. I would recommend you to explore other filters that would be cheap and would serve your purpose.Customer Review: good lense protection
Summary: 4 Stars
I found this helpful in keeping the actual lenses clean and protected when I had to take my camera into the field for a series of photo shoots. I can't vouch for the UV filter but protection of the lense was the reason for my purchase.Customer Review: Great in the daytime
Summary: 4 Stars
This product works fine during the day without glare. When there is glare or when taking photos at night, pinpoints of light will result in little purple blips elsewhere and ruin the photo. The product is not multicoated.