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A ultra haute qualité filtre violet conçue pour s adapter á l avant de votre objectif original de la caméra et de le protéger contre les rayons UV nocifs et les saletés nuisibles et les gravillons. Résout via le filetage sur votre appareil photo. S il vous plaá®t vérifier votre appareil manuel pour diamètre de la lentille correcte. Gardez votre filtre propre sur le tournage avec un peu de nettoyage snazzy chiffon keyring 5909
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I've had the Kood 86mm UV Filter for a couple of months now with many photos taken to try & see what caused my poor photos.
I have only just got a new camera with the sigma 150-500mm lens, I needed a filter to protect it & I had read that the filter did not screw on all the way; I thought I can live with that.
I take wildlife photos, but with the filter on, I found the photos poor (soft), I thought it's because I needed more practice with my new kit.
With the filter on, I want around my garden taking photos of all the birds I could see, some birds were a few feet away, others 100 yards away. All the 100 photos came out poor, deleted the lot.
With the filter off the lens, went out into the garden again, took 200 photos, and deleted 50 of them because the bird moved while I was using a low shutter speed. 150 photos are great, good & sharp.
The reason the filter will not go on the lens properly, is because it has the wrong thread, if you do not tighten it enough, it falls off the next time you touch it. If you put the filter on tight, you can not get it off, so if you do need to replace the filter, you may damage the body of the lens trying to get the filter off.
This filter will not be going on my lens again.
I have only just got a new camera with the sigma 150-500mm lens, I needed a filter to protect it & I had read that the filter did not screw on all the way; I thought I can live with that.
I take wildlife photos, but with the filter on, I found the photos poor (soft), I thought it's because I needed more practice with my new kit.
With the filter on, I want around my garden taking photos of all the birds I could see, some birds were a few feet away, others 100 yards away. All the 100 photos came out poor, deleted the lot.
With the filter off the lens, went out into the garden again, took 200 photos, and deleted 50 of them because the bird moved while I was using a low shutter speed. 150 photos are great, good & sharp.
The reason the filter will not go on the lens properly, is because it has the wrong thread, if you do not tighten it enough, it falls off the next time you touch it. If you put the filter on tight, you can not get it off, so if you do need to replace the filter, you may damage the body of the lens trying to get the filter off.
This filter will not be going on my lens again.
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If ever a filter got jammed on a lens, then the enormous expanse of Sigma's 150-500mm would be about the only lens I could live with it happening.
This Kood filter, (I've had a couple of smaller Koods as lens protectors, they've been fine) is chunky but it is now immovable. I don't think I overtightened it, as there appears to be some more 'screw' visible and it is definitely not cross-threaded.
I screwed in Sigma's DG 86mm polariser before the Kood arrived and that fitted perfectly and its removal was quick and easy. It IS possible to now attach the Polariser onto the front of the Kood as there aren't any vignetting issues with a such long focal lengths of this lens.
True, I could get a wrench to remove it but whilst the Kood is in its resting place, I know where it is and that it is doing its job, protecting one of my most expensive lenses. I have no complaints as to the optical quality however, though plain glass is really just that. How it is held in place is far more of a variable, though.
This Kood filter, (I've had a couple of smaller Koods as lens protectors, they've been fine) is chunky but it is now immovable. I don't think I overtightened it, as there appears to be some more 'screw' visible and it is definitely not cross-threaded.
I screwed in Sigma's DG 86mm polariser before the Kood arrived and that fitted perfectly and its removal was quick and easy. It IS possible to now attach the Polariser onto the front of the Kood as there aren't any vignetting issues with a such long focal lengths of this lens.
True, I could get a wrench to remove it but whilst the Kood is in its resting place, I know where it is and that it is doing its job, protecting one of my most expensive lenses. I have no complaints as to the optical quality however, though plain glass is really just that. How it is held in place is far more of a variable, though.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Easy to use- does the job, screw onto lens then forget about it. Simple and Easy
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