B & W 52mm UV Ultra Violet Haze Multi Coated 2C Glass Filter #010

Customer Reviews

Clear as a bell

2008-09-11
Great filter and a bargain at the price I paid. Don't waste your time with cheapo filters. Cheap filters ruin pictures. I've noticed my outdoor photos are much cleaner. Excellent quality from B&W as always.

Made in Germany!

2008-08-11
I'm solid recommendation B & W 52mm UV (Ultra Violet) Haze Multi Coated Glass Filter #010 ! Outstanding quality,reasonable price! I'm using it with my new Canon 10x42 L Image Stabilization Waterproof Binoculars!

Good filter

2008-07-18
I brought the filter for my 50mm 1.4 nikkor for protection.
this UV filter improve color and contract.

Among the best filters made.

2008-06-28
These filters are well made. I have a few of them on a variety of lenses and they function perfectly. I notice no degradation of image.

made in Germany? not sure!

2008-05-24
filter ring print as "MADE IN GERMANY", not "gebildet in Deutschland". Not sure it was made in Germany, or, an OEM made in China?

Must Have, It's good to pay extra.

2008-04-15
The Schneider-Group is a worldwide market leader in high-quality lenses for industrial applications, photographic lenses, filters, cinema projection lenses and optical accessories.

You get what you pay for!

2008-03-07
The B&W filters are expensive - but you get what you pay for. This is an extremely high-quality filter that is multi-coated and of superb quality optical glass. You don't want to put a $10 piece of junk glass on the front of a $500 lens - what would be the point? Sometimes it pays to shell out a few more bucks for the quality. This is one of those times. B&W filters simply are the best.

A Great Filter

2007-09-14
I bought this filter after owning a number of other filters, both uncoated and multicoated. When I took this filter out of the packaging, I could tell it was exceptionally well-made. The glass is clean and the case is metal. I will not buy another brand of filter anymore.

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