95mm UV Filter Ultra Low Reflection Tempered Glass Protection Lens Filter, Slim Lens HD Optical Glass Scratch-resistant, Ultraviolet Filters for DSLR Cameras Nano-X Series

I ordered this UV filter, part of the "Nano-X Series" by the K&F CONCEPT brand, and in the 46mm lens diameter to attach on my 50mm f/2.0 Fujifilm lens. I didn't have a good UV choice yet for this lens, and so far I have no issues with this filter at all.

This brand matches the quality both in terms of effect it produces, and also the quality of the aluminum casing and glass itself, I honestly see no difference between it and more prominent brands. This was an easy choice, as I have trusted the K&F CONCEPT brand for a variety of photographic tools to date.

Easy to install and remove, provides great lens protection. I will be a returning buyer from this brand. 5 stars.

Let me preface this review by explaining how I use these filters. I’m a wedding photographer and my wife is often my second photographer. I shoot Sony and she shoots Fuji. We also shoot wildlife and landscapes. Between the two of us I have purchased 23 K&F lens filters. Since we are working photographers, and rely heavily on our equipment, this UV filters are pretty important. I have had 3 lens front elements saved by UV filters, and because of that they have been worth it. These have been situations where a lens was dropped during a switch and landed on its UV filter, a cat pulled down a camera strap and the camera and lens landed right on its UV filter and another incident where I was taking a group photo in a church and my slung camera hit a corner of a chair’s back rest. These are all situations where the UV filter saved the lens. In all situations I was able to unthread the filter, pick up the glass shards and keep shooting. The first two situations the lens hood actually broke too, and in the chair corner situation, the corner was at a perfect angle to fit right in and get the lens filter.

There have also been situations where I’m shooting in the rain, or near a fountain and I can just wipe water off the front lens element with a microfiber cloth without needing to take them time and very carefully clean it.

Regarding this specific UV filter, it lives on a Fuji 35mm f2, and is thin enough to match the small lens body. It’s super low reflectivity means that it’s very hard to put it in situations where it has any effect on the image. Basically, it’s there for protection and has a near zero effect on image quality. Nothing more to ask for!

I’m including photos of portraits of my Kitten where she is directly backlit and another where the sun is just next to her. These were both shot a the Fuji 35mm’s maximum aperture of f2. In the photos where the sun is just to the side of the subject you can see purple blobs that are not present in photos without the filter. It was actually very challenging to get these purple blobs! I had to shoot a ton of photos into the sun, and the purple blobs were only present in very narrow angles. I’m not seeing any haze or loss of contrast and the only downside to this filter is those very hard to create purple blobs.

I recently added this K&F Concept 67mm Ultra Low Reflectivity/MCUV protecting filter to my photography gear, and it's proven itself to be an excellent asset.

This dual-purpose filter provides an invaluable extra layer of protection for my camera lens. Whether I'm shooting outdoors in varied weather conditions or just trying to keep dust and scratches at bay, this filter adds a reassuring safeguard without compromising image quality. It effectively combines MCUV capabilities with ultra low reflectivity, providing crisp and clear images by minimizing haze and cutting down on unwanted reflections.

One of the standout aspects of this filter is its sophisticated nanocoating. The ultra low reflectivity technology ensures that glare and reflections are kept to a minimum, maintaining the natural color balance and contrast in my photos. This feature is particularly beneficial when shooting in challenging lighting conditions, as it enhances image clarity without altering the scene's original look.

I also appreciate the filter's included protective case, which is versatile enough to accommodate various filter sizes. This flexibility is a fantastic convenience for photographers who use multiple lenses and filters and want to keep their gear well-organized and protected during travel.

Moreover, the Nano-X line's renowned build quality is evident. The filter is sturdy yet lightweight, making it a practical addition that doesn't add unnecessary weight to my setup. The water and oil-resistant nanocoating is a blessing for easy maintenance, especially during outdoor shoots.

In conclusion, this filter is a remarkable choice for anyone looking to protect their lenses while enhancing photographic clarity. It’s a worthwhile investment for both amateur and professional photographers who demand the best from their equipment, or if you are just looking to keep your expensive lenses staying nice.

This UV filter is pretty nice! It seems comparable to my other name brand UV filters. I typically buy Hoya ones, and this one sees every bit as good. It's nice and clear, and does not add any additional glare or reflections to my pictures. And it fits accurately on a 77mm filter thread.

Honestly, no real difference between this and the lens without the filter, which is kind of the point! And no real difference between this and other top quality filters.

I was really surprised to see this filter was crystal clear and clean right out of the box. Other filters I have used have been dusty or foggy before first use. The filter has a low profile and the outside of the filter ring is very easy to grip. This makes it simple to screw on to the lens and remove it. I didn't notice any reduction in photo quality while using this filter. Very happy with the K&F brand and would recommend to all of my photographer friends.

Bewertet wird der K&F Concept UV Filter in 95mm.
Ich habe bereits mehrerer UV Filter dieses Herstellers, neben allerlei anderem Zubehör für Kamera, Objektive, Actioncams usw.
Ich bin bisher immer sehr zufrieden mit der gebotenen Qualität gewesen, weshalb ich mich auch hier entschlossen habe, für mein neues Supertele einen UV-Filter zu kaufen.

UV Filter haben, dank der Entwicklung in der Objektivtechnik und den digitalsensoren mittlerweile eher eine Schutzfunktion als einen praktischen Nutzen. Die Vergütung der Objektive ist eine empfindliche Stelle des Objektives, welche besonderen Schutz bedarf. Mit einem solchen UV-Aufschraubfilter nimmt man keine Veränderungen im Look des Bildes vor, hat allerdings durch das zusätzliche Glas vor der Linse eine Schicht über der Vergütung. Allein deshalb lohnt es sich, einen UV-Filter anzuschrauben. Mittlerweile sind sie auch so und passgenau, das man auch die Standard Objektivdeckel daran anbringen kann.

Der K&F Filter hat eine aus meiner Sicht überzeugende Qualität, das Glas ist ohne Einschlüsse oder Farbstiche, der Schraubfilter aus Metall und es ist ein Kunststoffcase und ein Mikrofasertuch als kostenloses Geschenk dabei.
Preislich ist er für 95mm um knapp 64,- auch günstig im Vergleich zum Mitbewerb.
Ich vergebe daher 5 Sterne und hoffe, meine Rezension war hilfreich.

I got this for protection while traveling and bringing my RF 28-70 f2 lens. It’s well-made, doesn’t feel like it will bend, and does not have any negative optical effects that I can see.

I got this to protect my Sigma 150-600mm lens, and the 95mm filter fits it perfectly. The filter has some heft to it and appears to be made very well, with very good materials. I only took a few photos with it, but I didn't notice any real difference in my photos with the filter on, but I know it will do a good job protecting my lens.

This is a superb filter. On the lens it is almost impossible to see if the filter glass is there, it is so well engineered.

It gives clear and crisp results whether wide angle, telephoto, sunlight, indoors, outdoors or whatever. There does not appear to be any flaring, purple fringing or vignette (more to do with the relative size of the filter and lens though).

I would say this filter is top class and can recommend it to anyone who needs a good filter for high quality / professional work. It is quite expensive but I guess you get what you pay for in this case.

K&F Concept filters are great, made from really good quality materials with clear optics.
They're not the cheapest, but the old "you get what you pay for" saying fits here.
You get a really handy plastic case for it too which makes travelling with more than one filter much easier.
Fits on my Sigma 24-70mm lens no problem and you can still use the lens cap and hood as you would normally.
UV filters are a great way to protect your lens and reduce reflection, increasing detail.

Great filter