K&F Concept 58mm UV Filter Ultra Slim Japan Optics Multi
K&F Concept 58mm UV Filter Ultra Slim Japan Optics Multi Coated Ultraviolet Protection Lens Filter with Cleaning Cloth (Nano-K Series)
| Size: | 58MM |
| Dimensions: | 10 x 9.8 x 2.1 centimetres |
| Brand: | K&F Concept |
| Part: | KF01.K58V2 |
| Dimensions: | 10 x 9.8 x 2.1 centimetres |
| Reference: | KF01.K58V2 |
| Size: | 58MM |
C’est le 4 eme filtre de ce model que j’achete pour proteger mes objectif, et je n’ai senti AUCUNE degradation de l’image, il faut dire que K&F est une valeur sur. J’ai deja achet chez eux un systeme de monture de filtre ND1000 dont je suis tres satisfait.
En ce qui concerne ces filtres :
– L’epaisseur est tres fine, meme pour la bague metal, ce qui fait que cela n’apporte que 2 ou 3mm a la longueur du filtre.
– les crans pour le visser devisser sont assez large pour qu’on n’ai pas peur d’avoir des difficult a l’enlever apres coup.
– Pas de perte en piqu (pourtant mont sur des objectif comme des 85mm1.4, 35mm 1.4 ou 70-200 2.8)
– il est vendu avec une lingette de nettoyage de l’objectif efficace, de maniere a ce que la lentille frontale soiit bien propre avant qu’on y visse le filtre qui lui etait bien empacket donc Nickel.
voil.
Je recommande
amazingly nice for around 10$, came with a nice reusable plastic box for storage. also came with a micro fiber cloth, i have not tried the cloth yet but its in a really nice vacuum sealed resealable pouch. the overall packaging gives a feeling that they really care about there product. im not an expert on optical glass but its seems really well made, its so clear that i thought there wasn’t a lens in it 😛 10/10
This filter was easy to screw on to my 18-140mm lens (Nikon).
The glass and frame look fine to me, no blemishes, scratches… nothing.
I gave everything a wipe before attaching and the image that looks slightly darker is the one I took with the filter on. The other image was with the filter removed.
Both were taken handheld.
Not sure if the pics help you or not, but I’ll find out more how it affects my pictures as I take more with different settings.
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This is really for protection of my lense glass, which it should do as well as the previous one thankfully did!
Nice little case for it and a lense cloth that I have not opened yet.
Ich war im Grunde nur auf der Suche nach einem Schutzfilter fr mein Sigma 16 mm f/1.4 DC Objektiv (67mm) und entschied mich fr eines aus der K&F Concept K-Serie.
Der Filter kam zgig an, war gut verpackt und wies keine Brche, oder sonstige Schden auf.
Der Filter lie sich zudem sauber auf mein Objektiv drehen und die Abdeckkappe griff anschlieend auch wie es sein sollte.
Wie erwhnt, wollte ich mit diesem Filter nur mein Objektiv etwas schtzen vor versehentlichen Sten und von daher kann ich zum eigentlichen UV Schutz gar nicht viel sagen.
Mir fielen, beim Fotografieren, keine Unterschiede auf, bzw. habe ich auch nicht explizit darauf geachtet.
Fr mich erfllte der Filter auf jedenfall seinen Zweck.
I’ve been buying K&F lens covers for a few years now. They do exactly what they say on the tin. As it’s just to protect the lens I really think this is great value for what you pay. Fits on to the lens easily and doesn’t create any blur or distortion. Worth getting. Actually dropped my camera in the past and what saved my lens was this lens protector!
If you are new to photography, or just new to filters, welcome to the world of K&F Concept. Like Apple, K&F know how to package and present their products. Opening a K&F filter is an experience in itself. The 58mm UV Filter Ultra Slim, arrives inside a lovely travel case, which is itself inside a transit box, underneath a tissue top sheet. It’s not all show though, K&F have an excellent reputation for the quality of their glass and coatings. I mean what is the point of selling the wife and children, to afford a quality camera, only to fit it with cheap filters? If you are looking at a UV filter, you are probably looking to use it as a permanent camera lens protector. The Ultra Slim is exactly as described, a good quality ultraviolet filter, with multiple coatings, that you will barely notice on the camera. Highly recommended, as are the K&F tripods.
Nel tempo ho acquistato/testo vari filtri della K&F e considero questo brand molto affidabile per la qualit dei materiali – anche negli articoli di fascia economica, di costruzione, e per l’ottimo rapoorto qualit/prezzo che solitamente riserva nei suoi prodotti.
Ho utilizzato questo filtro su una piccola Sony Alpha Zv-E10 esclusivamente dedicata alle riprese VIDEO, quindi questa valutazione non fa alcun riferimento alle situazioni fotografiche ma solo di ripresa.
Il filtro offre una buona protezione alla lente e la piccola dimensione protegge molto bene l’ottica “originale”. Esssendo una semplice filtro UV non dovrebbe avere o creare alcun tipo di aberrazione cromatica ma, in alcuni casi di luce diretta e ombre dure, ha una leggerissima tendenza al magenta. Di per se non ne pregiudica l’utilizzo – che comunque resta nella media di questa fascia – e, nel caso si dovesse verificare, una cosa immediatamente correggibile con un il bilanciamento del bianco o in post con una color correction comunque necessaria. Ribadisco per che si tratta di una evebtualit ed un “difetto” minimo quasi impercettibile.
Non ho riscontrato limiti nell’utilizzo con poca luce o distorsioni dei fasci luminosi (parlo sempre in contesto video). Un consiglio…non stringerlo troppo sulla lente, perch date le dimensioni ridotte, potrebbe risultare difficoltosa la sua rimozione (anche se un filtro che normalmente si monta una volta e poi ci si dimentica)
Il filtro arriva nella sua scatola per riporlo nella borsa, se si dovesse scegliere di non utilizzarlo, e munito di una serie di pezze per la sua pulizia.
5 stelle e ne consiglio l’acquisto senza alcuna riserva. Per un costo di meno di 10 si ha a disposizione un filtro che, in taluni casi, potrebbe salarvi la lente da danni accindentali ;))
This was a pretty simple choice to make: I wanted to give my niece as much protection as possible on her camera, so along with a lens hood, I also purchased this filter since I’ve had a lot of luck with them. For a UV filter, you honestly don’t need them on cameras with digital sensors since they are less likely to be affected by UV rays that cast a bluish tint like you might see on film photos. However, it is still effective as another line of defense against accidental damage to your lens.
The best part of the K&F filters to me is that, for lens hoods that screw into filter threads, these filters have threads on the front end of the filter to allow for something else to be screwed in to the lens. In my photos, you’ll see that with the lens hood screwed into the front of the filter, from the front, you can’t even tell a filter is on the lens. I also provided a picture so you can see what a hood looks like screwed into the filter.
All things said, I’m pretty satisfied with this purchase, as I usually am with these filters.
A good quality filter, seems to be well made with indents around the outside of the metal housing, which should provide some grip, if you want to remove it again.
I purchased this primarily to protect my lens. It does the job well. And I have not noticed any change to my video quality.
Well priced and fits the need.
Previously I’ve always had a few old UV filters kicking around from collecting various vintage lens and I had used a few Hoya and Sigma branded filters on a few lenses, they tended to be quite bulky and not the best made items. This filter is a definite upgrade, light weight, very well machined, printed text looks nice, the overall feel is one of a high quality item. It also comes with a branded lens cleaning cloth.
K&F concept is a market leading brand and this UV filter is a testament to their capabilities to provide quality glass that have no detrimental effects to my expensive Nikon 24-70 2.8 Portrait lens.
I have a large collection of Nikon Lenses and I always protect them with UV filter. UV filters have minimum effects on photography so not really needed with modern DSLR or Mirrorless cameras. The only reason I buy one for each of my lens and replace them when they are looking tired or have signs of wear and tear.
I have learnt from my own experience that if you want to prolong the life of your expensive lens or same it from damage then nothing comes cheaper than a UV filter. Your lens has expensive multi coatings and if you are cleaning your lens regularly as finger prints, rain water and sand etc will ruin the coating over the time. I rather replace under 20 UV filter than over 1k lens.
UV filter is also protection from accidentally knocking the front element or in worse scenario if lens slipped out of your hand. I have seen many photographers sharing photos showing how UV filter protected the front elements.