This thing is great! Nice to have some extra protection on the lens! The Ultraviolet filter isn't really needed on my camera, but its a nice addition to my lens!

The build quality is great, everything about this brand is really high quality and this is no exception!

A great addition to the camera bag!

I recently tested out the K&F Concept 82MM UV Filter, and here's a breakdown of its features to save you scrolling through a book of details and my experience using it:

The Good Stuff
The filter’s HD optical glass ensures clear, true-to-colour images.
The Nano coating reduces reflections and enhances image contrast.
The slim frame design prevents vignetting and works well with wide-angle lenses.
Installation is straightforward with no noticeable impact on image quality.

Opportunities
The filter threads on some units may have machining issues, affecting smooth attachment.

Bottom Line: High-quality UV filter with excellent clarity and protection, but watch for thread issues.

I already acquired one of this company's polarizing filters for my Nikon Coolpix P1000 (77mm size) and was delighted with it. This UV or "skylight" filter is no exception and is another winner! Well made and of good quality, it shares some of the more cool features with the polarizer, including that a lens cap with lanyard/carry strap is provided, along with a microfiber cloth for cleaning. The filter itself fits the threads on the lens of my P1000 perfectly and the optical quality of the filter appears excellent. Highly recommended!

Allows you to protect the front lens and cannot be seen when shooting (Sony alpha 7 IV, mounted on a sigma 24-70mm f2.8 DG DN II art)

Filter suitable for the purpose

K&F Concept is really impressing me! They continue to bring out high quality and innovative products for the film/photography industries.

This is a report on their current UV filter - which I have on a Canon 85mm f1.4 lens. Now, I am not a lens expert, except to say that I have been working in stills and video for about fifty years. (Yeah, that's "50" - no mistake) The glass looks beautiful. Flawless. No issues at all, and zero faults.

So, how did K&F Concept knock this one out of the park? The machined two edges of the filter ring with a real "dog tooth" design. Talk about easy to grip and rotate! Why has it takes so long for someone to figure that out? Now, maybe, this is being done all the time, as I am dozens of filters from years ago. I am not purchasing new filters these days. But if no one else is doing this, K&F Concept needs some long-due credit!

And a word about UV filters. Yes, sometimes they can help. High altitude work. Snow in bright sunlight. But mostly for protection. For example, I was standing in a non-public area along on short straight away, as the cars ripped past me. I kept getting hit by something. Couldn't figure it out. Finally realized it was rubber coming off the tires at speed. So, yeah, a UV filter was a good idea. But if you are shooting inside in a controlled environment, take it off. You don't need extra glass between your subject and the lens.

Bottom Line - I don't think you will fine better quality than K&F Concept UV filters. Amazing filter right with grips, packaged with a cleaning cloth and a short strap to hold onto the filter case. An impressive company!

As a photographer who prefers to keep my camera ready for action, I use UV filters as my go-to lens protection. Lens caps just slow me down and are too easy to misplace. I always opt for high-quality, multicoated UV filters because there's no point in putting cheap glass in front of a pricey lens.

For any photographers out there, I highly recommend using UV filters on all your lenses. K&F filters have very good optical coatings and offer excellent good value and quality, keeping your lenses safe without compromising on image quality.

Recommended.

Protection de l'objectif

I have a pentax SLR, the filter fits my lens well, you have to choose the diameter carefully before ordering, otherwise you are good for a set of fittings.
The filter takes up the whole lens well, no black circle in the photo.
it is of good quality.
It comes with a small rag to clean the cleaner as well as a protective cap to avoid the ray.

This filter seems to be of good quality. It comes with a cloth and lens cap.
Interesting if you tend to lose the cork