To be fair, the falling off may be the lens - I can't tell. Basically it seems like there just aren't enough threads engaging. I am using it on a refurbished (by Nikon) Nikon AF-S 55-300 1:4.5-5.6. I have NOT tried any other filter on the lens.I have the same filter in 52mm and have used it on 2 other lenses (18-55 and 55-200) and it seems to engage more than this bigger filter in the longer lens.As long as you get it seated and remember to twist the filter orientation in the direction of tightening the filter it's okay. I got it backwards and ended up unscrewing the filter (which only seems to be less than a full revolution - less that one full thread) and it fell into dry sand. It doesn't look like it got damaged but I just don't enjoy using it because of the high possibility it may fall off again.And, it's hard to get the threads started.Again, I haven't used any other filter on this lens so it could be the lens too, which is more of a question because the lens was refurbished (although the threads don't look bad or as though they'd been truncated somehow).As for the pictures, I used it to effectively remove glare from a water body. It seems to work fine (as does my 52mm which I've used a lot more). No complaints but I may not see differences between this and a B+W anyway. I can certainly see the difference between this and no filter. I'd buy one again. I think the Tiffen's are a great cross between results and price. When I start seeing artifacts maybe I'll spring for a B+W or other brand.

A good quality filter is a must for any lens. This filter definitely has the high-quality I was looking for.

Filter looks fine, however the Canon lens cap for the camcorder did not fit very well on the filter, so I will have to get another lens cap.

I love this filter. It does exactly what it's supposed to. It also protects the lens.

UPDATE: Ok after 2 month of using this for vlogging and zoom calls and more - the blue filter completely went clear. Seriously! The blue filter is completely clear. I've taped on a few strips of blue Lee Filter Gel that I had left from a previous job just to keep the same look as I had in previous videos (and to show you the difference).ORIGINAL REVIEW: We do interior videos and sometimes we light them. These SL60s are just not bright enough on their own to diffusely light a place enough to make it look natural on camera. However 3 of them do.BUT for the price - it is well worth it. Lets put it this way - the cost of a light that is bright enough to light a room on its own is around 4 times as much - so to get three of these does seem like the better deal as well it gives you more control on where the light comes from.They are small and easy to use - the remote is fantastic. The fan is a bit noticeable when you're using them in a small studio.There are several resellers of this - but the one I got was the same price as the other resellers but it came with the barn doors and four color filters which were great.

I have been using this filter to protect my lens and it has done the job.

I use the UV filter to protect my lens, it helps cut down on the blue light for landscapes and does not stand in the way of my optics performance. The images are still clean, clear and sharp as they would be without a filter. Definitely recommend this product and any other in the line Breakthrough Photography has!

So far, I love this! I got another USB microphone when I first started my YouTube channel because I was just starting out. Despite the very affordable price with a pop filter, that microphone resulted in a lot of static and other undesirable sounds. I saw Dom's Comics was using a Blue Yeti from one of his vids and I saw the other rave reviews on Amazon. I decided to get one and I am really glad I did. The sound is amazing in comparison to the USB mic I was using before.I also added the Foam Windscreen for Blue Yeti (VocalBeat) to further filter out extraneous sounds. So far, I am very happy with this mic.