I bought this filter for my Nikon 16-35 mm lens. It went on easy and I am happy with the landscape images I have taken so far.

functional as a Hoya filter should be. Nice new design cuts a few mm off of the lens length compared to my old Hoya UV.

Great filter with nice features at a decent price. Got it for around 23$. About 3mm thick. Screws on fine. Hard case. 1 year warranty if you register your product on the website

I use this with 400 and 600 mm lens and it works great.

My husband and I bought this camera for our 35th anniversary because we wanted to take a driving tour through the redwood forests of California and the ocean along the Oregon coast. We figured the trip would be a warm up and review of what the camera could do. We are so pleased with the photos taken with this Canon Rebel TSi 12 Megapixel Camera. It came with an 18-55 mm lens and we purchased a 75-300 mm lens also. Neither of us are pro's with a camera but I loved the feature that lets you take multiple pictures one after the other. We had also purchased a High-speed SD memory disk and were able to get fantastic photos of waves as they crest, curl, and crash on shore. I was even able to get photos of sea gulls flying and with the larger lens they look wonderful. We also toured the lighthouses along the Oregon Coast and the camera took great pictures of those too, no mater what the distance was. I cannot wait to go on another whale watch cruise this summer here in Seattle. This time I think I will actually be able to capture the Orca pods and not have photos of the water only because my old camera took too long to focus before the picture would shoot. I was afraid that the bigger camera would be a pain to carry around but it really was not. Although bigger than my smaller digital camera, it is lightweight and was not really the problem I thought it would be. We both love this camera.

Perfect for beginners and fit for 70 to 300 mm lens.

Using this filter on Sigma 16 mm lens. One has to make sure it is screwed on well. Sometimes it loosens with the hood on.Other than that happy with item.

These work well with my Sigma and Nikon lenses and lens caps as long as they are stuck to a flat part of the lens cap. There is a little bit of thickness to the foam adhesive, so the surface doesn't have to be perfectly flat. Just be sure that the surface is clean and you press and hold the adhesive down for 30 seconds or so to ensure a good seal.I haven't tried to remove the adhesive side so I can't rate that, but the elastic works well for the Sigma Art 18-35 mm and Nikon 35 mm and 50 mm lenses.