Canon 58mm UV-1 Haze Filter

These filters are used by many photographers to protect the front element of their lens from abrasions, dust, and moisture. They also have a very subtle warming effect, which can be useful to counter the "cool" colors you sometimes get in bright sun or in shade. They're available in sizes to fit most EF lenses.

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• Reviewed by: Jason

  11-21-06

  Duration of ownership: 30 Days

  Strengths: Canon quality, works great

  Weaknesses:Little pricy.

  Overall Evaluation: This Canon product shows good result when using with my Rebel XTi. No major complains, just works great, does its job as expected, love Canon quality and though a little bit more expensive. It worths the extra money! Highly recommend for daily use.

• Reviewed by: gooru

  10-26-06

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  Strengths: Protects Lens for Cheap

  Weaknesses:Can't Use with Ring Lite

  Overall Evaluation: If you just bought a $500 lens and are afraid of scratching the front element, this is one of the best things you can buy. Throw in a lens hood, and you'll be set.One issue I didn't really realize until after I got my ring lite is if you get a Canon macro speedlite, then you can't use this (or any other) filter at the same time.

• Reviewed by: a.guenin_1091717075

  07-31-06

  Duration of ownership: 1 Weeks

  Strengths: Canon name, low cost

  Weaknesses:probably not highest quality

  Overall Evaluation: I got this filter mainly to protect my Canon 50mm lens. It's supposed to filter out some UV light, but I honestly can't notice a difference. I figure it's worth $10 to protect a $300 lens.

• Reviewed by: tlutovsky

  06-25-06

  Duration of ownership: 30 Days

  Strengths: compatible with Canon S2 digital camera, inexpensive for camera equipment, protects camera lens from dust

  Weaknesses:none

  Overall Evaluation: I bought this along with the Canon LAH-DC20 Lens Hood Adapter Set. I think it improves my pictures dramatically. I wish I had bought one earlier. I would recommend this product to anyone who takes a lot of pictures outdoors.

• Reviewed by: RebelXT1

  11-16-05

  Duration of ownership: 2 Days

  Strengths: Inexpensive insurance for your lens

  Weaknesses:Made in Philippines instead of Japan

  Overall Evaluation: I just bought this for the 18-55 kit lens from my Canon Rebel XT. It seems to do its job, which for me is primarily lens protection. I will soon buy another for my 75-300 lens which I just purchased as well. I won't risk using a lens without one of these on. You'll find them for about $15 at most camera stores.

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