Domain Name Com's Tiffen 52mm UV Protection Filter

Tiffen 52mm UV Protection Filter

Domain Name Com's - : Tiffen 52mm UV Protection Filter

- Go for Hoya
I purchased this or rather say got it FREE with Nikon d40 promotion and I was really upset with the picture quality I was getting from Nikon d40 with this filter on, one day I decided to remove this filter and try..O man what a difference...this filter add lot of whiteness in photos and you can easily see reflections...dont waste money and buy Hoya...I am going to do the same

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- Why does the glass lense shake?
It seems like the glass filter moves around. Is it suppose to do this?

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- Causes a reflection off of the actual lenses
The polarizer works well but the UV filter causes a reflection of lighted objects to appear. Most of my photos are taken at twilight or at night and this reflection has ruined many a shot.

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- ok filter without coating
this filter has a very thick lens and itlooks cheap compare to hoya standard coat filter. It can protect your lens but it will not reduce interal reflection. Buy hoya standard coat.

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- Fine for protecting the lens, but not much else.
I got this filter before I understood the difference between cheap filters and ones that actually work well. I was getting such great results with my new 50mm f/1.8 lens during the day, but at night i was getting a lot of ghosting and flaring in my pictures. It took me a while to realize it was because of the filter. After doing some online research, I decided to remove the filter, and my pictures were all suddenly better with that lens. The glass was affecting my picture quality!

The glass used is cheap, and not very good quality, so it can actually degrade your pictures. It works well to protect the glass on the lens from scratches or dust, but it's a much better idea to pay $20 more and get a good filter that will actually help you get better pictures. If you don't want to pay the extra for a decent filter, you might be better off just leaving the filter off. I reccomend Hoya Pro1 and B&W filters; and in the 52mm size, the price is very reasonable. Once you start buying nicer lenses that require 77mm filters, that's where the good filters really start adding up. But again, you aren't going to want to put a cheap filter on a $1000 lens.

I know this review might sound negative, but if it helps someone capture a memory better because they decided to get a little nicer filter, it will be worth it.

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