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VILTROX MC UV Protection Filter 18 Multi-Layer Coatings UHD UV Filter
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MC UV Protection Filter
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18 Multi-Layer Coatings
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99.5% Light Transmission
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Excellent Details
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Reviewed in Italy on September 30, 2024
Ad un primo esame l’articolo appare solido e ben curato, anche nel packaging si evince l’attenzione posta dal produttore che dichiara la costruzione con vetro ottico di prima qualità, multistrato.Devo dire che il made in China mi vedeva un po’ scettico sulla qualità, invece testato in foto natura (foto allegata) devo dire che i risultati ottenuti sono eccellenti.Valida protezione anche per la lente frontale dell’obiettivo.
Sacra Dash
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
I’m using this filter on my vintage Minolta XD-11 SLR. Does the job and protects the lens.Recommended.
Visitor
Reviewed in Germany on June 16, 2024
Als Fotograf habe ich den Protective MC UV-Filter ausprobiert und bin beeindruckt von seiner Leistung. Der Filter absorbiert effektiv UV-Strahlen und reduziert blaue Töne, wodurch meine Bilder klarer und farbgetreuer wirken. 📷Das ultra-HD-optische Glas mit B270 Qualität bietet eine hohe Härte und ist äußerst kratzfest, was meine Objektivlinse effektiv vor Staub und Kratzern schützt, während die Farbtreue meiner Fotos erhalten bleibt. 💎Dank der doppelseitigen Nanobeschichtungen mit hydrophoben und kratzfesten Eigenschaften bietet der Filter eine beeindruckende Lichtübertragung von 99,5% und minimiert Oberflächenreflexionen auf nur 0,3%. So erhalte ich stets klare Bilder mit originalgetreuen Farben. 🌈Der starke und ultra-schlanke Linsenrahmen aus CNC-Aluminium-Legierung ist robust und rostbeständig. Mit nur 3,2 mm Dicke ist der Filter ultra-dünn und verhindert Vignettierung, selbst bei Weitwinkelobjektiven. Ein praktisches Design für jede Fotografiesituation! 🌟Dieser 49mm Kamerafilter ist perfekt auf meine 49mm Objektive abgestimmt. Die professionelle Kompatibilität und die einfache Handhabung machen ihn zu einem unverzichtbaren Teil meiner Fotoausrüstung. Vor der Bestellung prüfe ich immer die Objektivfadengröße, um die richtige Passform sicherzustellen. 🔍
Fassdaubi
Reviewed in Germany on May 9, 2024
Eigentlich verwende ich wenig UV Filter. Es muß einem klar sein, das jedes zusätzliches Stück Glas zwischen Objektiv und der Welt die Ergebnisse in der Abbildungsleistung nicht verbessert! Aber es macht auch Sinn so einen Filter zu nutzen, wie zum Beispiel in regnerischem Umfeld, oder extrem staubigem / sandigem. Bei mir ist es eher der letzte rund, wieso ich den Filter für mein Tele wollte.Ich verwende mein 150-450er in großem Maße eher in Afrika um Tiere zu fotografieren, und in der trockenen Savanne ist es auch immer mal windig, und der Staub hängt dann auch mit an der Linse. Da ist es dann sinnvoll vorsichtig mit dem Pinsel oder Blasebalg zu arbeiten, und eher nicht mit Tüchern. Um da etwas flexibler zu werden verwende ich dann auf den Reisen diesen Filter! Letztlich ist so ein Filter wenn man einen Kratzer drauf zaubert ein recht günstiges Opfer. Mein Tele liegt ja irgendwo im Bereich 2000€+ und ich hab keine Ahnung was da ein Wechsel der Frontlinse kostet....Aber nun zum Filter. Der Filter ist in einem Karton verpackt, der eine Kunststoff Schachtel enthält. In der Schachtel ist der Filter in Schaumstoff verpackt drin. Auf dem Karton ist die Nennung des EU Vertreters, sowie die Hersteller Nennung "Made in China". Der Hersteller in China ist übrigens auch benannt.Die Verarbeitung des Filters ist sehr gut. Er ist sehr griffig, und das Gewinde lässt sich sehr leicht auf mein Objektiv aufdrehen. Bei der "Kontrolle" der Filter Oberfläche sind mir auch keine Fehler in der Beschichtung oder im Glas selber aufgefallen.Ich habe mit dem Filter auf dem Objektiv einige Testbilder gemacht, und habe keine wirklichen Verschlechterungen feststellen können. Daher bin ich da soweit zufrieden.Fazit:UV Filter sind immer eine einwenig zwiespältige Geschichte. Ich nutze sie wenn nur aus Gründen des Schutzes der Objektiv Linse. Dieser Filter ist gut in der Verarbeitung, und auch sein Geld denke ich wert. Daher 5 Sterne!
Raffaele
Reviewed in Italy on May 5, 2024
📍PREMESSA:📌 premetto che non è la prima volta che ordino ed utilizzo prodotti del genere. Grazie ad Amazon Vine ho potuto provare questo in particolare.📦 CONTENUTO E CONSIDERAZIONI:📌 VILTROX Filtro UV MC da 58mmParto con il dire che il filtro è costituito da una sottile struttura in metallo verniciato di colore nero satinato e da un vetro protettivo multistrato talmente ben realizzato, anche lui sottilissimo e leggero, che se non è sporco o ditato quasi nemmeno ci si accorge della sua presenza.Possiede un invisibile rivestimento multistrato che consente di ridurre luce parassita e le immagini fantasma, oltre a proteggere la superficie frontale dell'obiettivo dalle condizioni ambientali più diverse.Quello su cui ragionerei è l'effettiva utilità di un filtro UV al giorno d'oggi. Molti fotografi ormai, compreso me, preferiscono usarli più come protezione per la lente che per le sue effettive capacità di filtraggio. E' sempre meglio che a graffiarsi sia il vetro del filtro piuttosto che la lente frontale dell'obiettivo.✅ PRO:📌 ottimi materiali;📌 prezzo ok (€ 51,99 nel momento in cui sto recensendo).❌ CONTRO:📌 al momento nessuno;📍 CONCLUSIONI:📌 È un buon filtro UV che conferma la bontà dei prodotti Viltrox, sinceramente per il prezzo non si può chiedere molto altro ad un filtro di questo tipo.🏁 5/5 stelle ⭐⭐⭐⭐️⭐️⚠️ Aggiornerò questa e le mie altre recensioni, nel caso in cui si presentino problemi o se ci dovessero essere novità.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
Most people, myself included, put a UV filter on an expensive camera lens for one main reason: to create a physical barrier protecting the front element. So it may sound funny, but such a filter should not make much of a difference in your photos. What you don’t want is for it to cause a shift in colors, create any blurry or less sharp areas, or produce odd reflections (ghosting). Other concerns are mostly mechanical: whether the filter screws on and off smoothly, if there is any looseness or rattle, and the general build quality.I used this filter to shoot test images, and also took equivalent images without a filter (I shot them hand held, so there are minor differences in the angle and focus point). The photo I have attached shows the shot without a filter on the left, and with the Viltrox on the right. I did not detect any negative effects from using the filter. The color is decidedly neutral, and the affect on lens performance invisible in real world images.For further testing I also compared it to a different Chinese filter I have on hand, from which I have had good results (and which, at about thirty dollars, was much cheaper). 1) I found the screw threads on the Viltrox filter to be smoother to operate, and 2) I thought the other filter had ever so slightly less pure color rendition compared to the Viltrox.So the Viltrox passed all my real world comparisons with flying colors. It is not cheap at about ninety dollars, but it is quite a bit cheaper than top name brand pro grade Japanese and European filters—which in this large size often run one hundred twenty to two hundred dollars. This filter compares to such high grade glass very well. Now that I have completed my testing, the Viltrox will be staying on my lens.
ale 1
Reviewed in Italy on May 21, 2024
Filtro blocca raggi UV, che possono causare deterioramento dell'immagine e perdita di nitidezza, soprattutto in condizioni di luce intensa, 18 rivestimenti multistrato che riducono i riflessi, migliorano la trasmissione della luce, e aumentano la nitidezza e la saturazione dei colori, il rivestimento rende il filtro resistente all'acqua e alle impronte, oltre che ai graffi cosi da facilitarne la pulizia e manutenzione, con profilo sottile che non aumenta il volume dell'obiettivo, un buon prodotto per utenti amatoriali e non, considerate le caratteristiche e la qualità dei materiali del filtro UV.
BKH - STG Synergies
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
VILTROX 72mm MC UV Protection Filter 18 Multi-Layer Coatings UHD Camera Lens UV FilterI found the VILTROX lens/UV filter to do exactly what was offered: Provide UV filtering to enhance "blues" within my pics and portraits in a 72 mm size. Today's digital cameras are now capable of decent blue rendering, and preventing the slight haze or washout from excessive UV enhances my images of ocean, lakes, sky, etc. very nicely and noticeably. Even an amateur+ photog like me is grateful to have this, and I can't imagine a pro living without it.For $60 or so, this pays for itself in excellence of result.An STG Synergies BTN Enterprises Review!
Bostonian Curmudgeon
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024
This is a review of the Viltrox Pro MC UV Filter, in 62mm, with an ASIN of B0CX1VX2DZ.Short version (TL;DR) - Negatives: Price. Positives: Well made. Doesn’t create weird flares.Long version …Sometimes not doing anything is the right answer. This is a case of that. It’s simple, seems very sturdy, doesn’t get in the way, and doesn’t have a negative impact on your shot. For a genre of filter that’s generally accepted as being, essentially, a lens protector, what more do you really want?Negatives:* Price - frankly, the only drawback I see for this filter is that it sits pretty high in the price spectrum among similar goods. That said, there’s a chance it belongs to be there.Positives:* Well Made - in many regards, this seems well made. It’s very solid feeling, has quite obviously good machining (I rather like the grip ridges on the rim.), a nice finish, and it really is about as thin as it could possibly be while still having enough room for the glass and the requisite external threading for further filters or your lens cap.* Doesn’t Create Weird Flares - I’m pointing this out rather explicitly as has a tendency to create strange, green spectres when in flaring conditions. I repeatedly tried to induce that with this (related shot included), and got nothing. Nothing, in that circumstance, is a good thing.In summary, this does just what it’s supposed to do. Yes, it’s on the expensive side … but it seems like it may be able to justify that. I’m a bit torn about how to rate it, but I’m going with 4 stars just because I’ve not worked with that many UV filters yet, and may well be lacking adequate perspective on the price versus performance question. Still, in my exercising it so far, it’s been great.
JeniFav
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024
Especially when going on location shoots, I like having a UV filter on the lens. The extra piece of mind that your lens has an extra layer protecting the front element is invaluable. The main thing to watch out for with them is a decrease in image quality or sharpness, unwanted haze or flares, and other subtle optical effects. Luckily, this one doesn't produce any of those issues to any noticeable extent.
Vincent
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
The Viltrox line of UV protection filters for camera lenses seems rather pricey, but the one I received was very well made and quite good looking. There are no visible imperfections in it, and the manufacturer claims it has "18 Multi-Layer Coatings" and is both hydrophobic and scratch resistant. It also comes nicely packaged, with an "instruction" booklet in six languages (but French is not included).The lens has a matte-black frame (to avoid unwanted reflections), which is very thin (to reduce the chances of vignetting with very wide-angle lenses). I've attached it to my Nikkor 70-300mm zoom lens, and it's a perfect fit (as expected).Opinions vary on how advantageous it is (or isn't...) to have a UV filter on a camera lens, but it's undeniable that it will add a level of protection for the front element of your lens--as well as for its filter mounting threads--from physical damage caused by moderate accidental blows. It is good insurance, and has saved many photographers' lenses from expensive repairs (or destruction)!
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