| Brand | Fotodiox |
| Material | Hardened Anodized Aluminum Ring, Optical Grade, Glass Filter |
| Photo Filter Thread Size | 52 Millimeters |
| Coating Description | Multi Coating |
| Photo Filter Effect Type | Polarizer, Ultraviolet |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Product Dimensions | 2.05″L x 2.05″W |
| Photo Filter Size | 52 Millimeters |
| UPC | 812759011585 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00812759011585 |







Bradly Crona –
I recently purchased a Canon 7D with the 72mm…. 28-135mm lens. I was looking for a UV or Skylight filter to protect the lens…..I always do a lot of research and I came across this deal. I also researched Fotodiox and watched several videos on youtube. It came down to this. For $9.95 for 3 filters how could you go wrong? and you get a case! My research led me to believe that Fotodiox make a good quality product and I was not disappointed!I placed my order on a Monday and the item arrived on the Wednesday! Wow! I had ordered several other items so my cost was over $25 and I got the free shipping. The case it self is very nice, it’s not high quality but it’s not cheap and shabby either! The interior has red felt and feels soft and good quality. Good enough to protect and reduce risk of scratches to the filters. Each filter was packed in its own plastic bag. I opened the UV first, I immediately noticed the weight…. heavy! It’s glass! I had read that some other filters out there are made of plastic so I was very impressed that these are glass. The fit of the filter inside the ring is excellent, no movement, solid as a rock. It fits my Canon lens perfectly. Only having used the UV filter I can say it does a great job at producing sharp colors and a crisp image. I have absolutely no complaints – one of the best purchases I’ve made.So, $9.99….super fast shipping, nice little protective case with 3 compartments one for each filter, filters are glass, excellent quality and fit. I couldn’t get 2 meals at McDonalds for this price!!! LOLHighly recommended!!!
Berniece Oberbrunner –
These seem to work as advertised. I dropped one star because my lens caps don’t fit on these very well – they’re too tight to get on and off easily. I wanted to leave the filters on the lenses (partly as cheap droppage insurance!) but I’m annoyed that the lens caps no longer fit correctly.
Brandyn Connelly –
I bought this set because I wanted a UV filter to protect my Canon 18-200mm lens. For this purpose, I’ll give it five stars for the moment. I’m taking a risk buying this filter as I like to break rules and shoot into the light. Some cheaper UV filters create a lot of lens flare when shooting into the light. I’ll update when I’ve had a chance to test this out.The filters seem well made. The glass is set in a very thin metal ring – which is great for keeping vignetting to a minimum when I’m shooting at a wide angle.I’m impressed with the polarizer so far. This is a circulating polarizing filter – it has a free-floating ring that can rotate. It cuts reflections on water just fine and enhances blue skies wonderfully. It didn’t look very dark at all in the packet, but it does cut down a lot of light, making it useful for doing motion capture shots at low shutter speeds.The diffuser is more of a cute addition to the set to me. I did like this set better for having it though, as I never use the FLD filters that come with other sets. I expect I’ll at least play with this one occasionally.The case is strong and fits the lenses perfectly – I’ve had cases of this type in the past in which everything has been a very tight fit but that’s not the case with this one.So far I’m extremely satisfied with the set. For $11.95 these were a steal!