Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter :: Education by Design Store

Customer Reviews

poor packaging of a single filter

2008-06-14
The filter is good working. But the packaging is so big! The shipper claim for 1.36 kg ( volumetric weight)
Its not necessary to put in big box.

A must have

2008-06-13
These filters do wonders for outdoor photography with either film or digital. If you are shooting out doors, have one of these with you.

Cheap solution for the inexpensive lens.

2008-06-07
Well, this works. but please don't buy an eight dollar filter for a 1200 dollar lens. You can always spend up to 5% of the lens cost in buying protective gear for them.

Amazing value

2008-05-22
Brings out wonderful colors. Helped communicate what I saw when I visited Israel during a sunny trip. Best investment I have made for my Olympus e510. Protects lens and enhances photos. Especially brings out great colors in portrait shots of my wife, who has somewhat "pasty" skin. Makes photos look alive.

Well worth your money

2008-05-22
Camera filters bring a photographer from the world of good to excellent pictures. I always use the uv filter for protecting one lense, often use the shadow filter to prevent overexposure. I really enjoyed the warming lense (15 dollars on amazon, not in this group), and use it almost every photo.

Perfect for Water & beach shots.

2008-07-04

The Tiffen filter is quality made. And is really nice for doing beach shots where the sky or the water sometimes gets overexposed or blown out when trying to get the perfect mix of sky and water detail.

Highly recommended.

good quality

2008-07-01
This is great for black and white film photography. The green lightens all green in the shot which shows all the the detail but it can make you loose the sky.

UV filter is junk

2008-06-28
The 58mm UV filter would not fit any of three 58mm Canon lenses in my bag. The threads are just poorly cut. In the mailbox for return already.

filter was terrible quality

2008-06-24
terrible product, the lens came and was loose, rattling, going to have to buy another one, different brand.

Just what I expected!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2008-06-21
Just what I expected!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nicely priced and got it quick! Always recommend amazon! I use these for mostly lens protectors!

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