| Brand | Zeikos |
| Material | Glass |
| Photo Filter Thread Size | 72 Millimeters |
| Coating Description | Multi Coating |
| Photo Filter Effect Type | Ultraviolet |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Product Dimensions | 2.83″L x 2.83″W |
| Photo Filter Size | 72 Millimeters |
| UPC | 811709010609 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00811709010609 |












Clifford Hahn –
This is a good, inexpensive set of filters which will make you feel good about protecting your expensive camera lens.I purchased the set for my Canon HV20 video camera, and the filters fit perfectly. The filters come from the manufacturer very clean, and in a somewhat hard case that is convenient for carrying in a camera bag. I was surprised to see that the filters didn’t even have a spec of dust on them, having been individually sealed in cellophane. They were much cleaner than some Tiffen filters I purchased a couple weeks ago for a different camera.I’m now in the market for a lens cap. I never felt I needed to use one before because of the built-in lens cover on the camera, but now the filter in use is exposed all the time, so I need a cap to protect the filter (I really should have thought of that before). If you buy this filter kit, you might as well buy a cap while you’re at it, unless you already have one.
Josianne Lynch –
Sure, these lenses are not glass and they are not multi-coated – but what do you expect for less than $3 / lens filter? I have found they are absolutely perfect for low budget filters. They give me confidence my higher dollar lens won’t get damaged while performing their duties. Sure they won’t be perfect in every give situation, but then again, what is ?If you are an amateur photographer and needing to start out low budget – these are perfect. They will perform as intended. Just realize when there ARE issues that they weren’t even $3/ lens filter. As far as the Zeikos go – the threads screw on easily and they (mostly) perform as stated.Per the packaging (summarized):* UV Filter – absorbs UV rays that make outdoor photos otherwise hazy and indistinct, multipurpose fine weather filter for color and black and white photos, serves as an everyday lens protector.* Circular Polarizer – removes unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water, glass, etc., enables colors to become more saturated for better contrast, increases contrast and saturation in blue skies and white clouds.* Fluorescent Filter – corrects green cast created by using fluorescent lamps with daylight tubes, restoring natural colors to shooting objects.
Desiree Wintheiser –
I purchased this filter set for my Panasonic HDC-TM700 camcorder. They fit snugly and do what they are supposed to do. Admittedly, I bought this set just for the UV filter to protect my lens. The polarizing filter and fluorescent filter work fine and the set comes in a velvet lined hard case with partitions for each filter. What makes me really happy is the low price.There seems to be much discussion about the polarizing filter. The picture is correct. It is a linear polarizing filter (PL), and not a circular polarizing filter (CPL) as stated in the product title. Now that you know that, don’t sweat it – because it won’t matter anyway.Here’s the skinny. If you will not be using the polarizing filter on an auto-focusing SLR (or DSLR), then you don’t need a CPL – it won’t make a difference. You see, linear PL filters will mess up your metering/auto-focus if you are using the filter on a camera that has a partially reflective mirror. Point and shoot cameras and camcorders don’t have such mirrors. I can’t name any SLRs/DSLRs that take a 46mm filter, so I suspect that most if not all of the potential buyers of this filter set will have NO problem with the PL filter.