Customer Reviews

Nikon 52mm Screw-on NC Filter

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Fits my Nikon D40 Nikor lens perfect
no noticeable change in picture quality or lighting
a must have for any lense
should've gotten this when i first bought my camera

This is a Neutral Clear lens designed for keeping your lens intact.

Most people should know that DSLR lens have a protective coating which wears away slightly every time you clean the lens. As such, most people usually buy a UV filter to cover the lens.

This lens is as clear as invisible. I place it on a sheet of white paper and see no discolorations at all. If there wasn't a black ring and simply the glass, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't notice it.

I recommend this for everyone who's looking to protect their lens. Lens are more expensive than camera bodies most of the time, so preserving them would be in the best interest of anyone who is interested in doing photography with DSLR cameras.

I've purchased this in 52mm and 67mm, and both are very much crystal clear, multi-coated. If you don't want a UV filter, you can get this one instead.

I intend to use it for Nikon 8400 with a a step up adapter. Promaster uv filter that it is replacing causes vignetting. Eventhough nikon uv is not advertised as thin filter, it causes virtually no vignetting. Its vignetting is visible only if you digitally zoom by 10x as a small shadow in left corner. This feedback is not relevant for other cameras except when vignetting might be an issue.

If you are going to spend alot of money on a nice camera you NEED a filter for your lens. About 20 years ago I dropped my Canon AE-1, and the $12.00 skylight filter was smashed, but the camera lens made it through just fine. A cheap insurance policy to say the least, and you can't even tell there is a filter on in the first place! Great product and fast shipping to boot!

I like the fact that it's made by Nikon. Other than that, it's a clear filter... it fits perfectly on my 35mm f/1.8 AF-S lens... I haven't noticed any degradation in my shots since screwing it in. I don't plan on ever taking it off not even to put a Polarizing filter on it since it has threads on the outside to stack more filters onto it.

It comes in a very nice case that I'll never use again.

Overall, I can't complain.

I was going to get some keep filters, but I wanted quality glass and so I had to spend some money on just a clear filter, but it's all worth it! No scratches when I got it, but when I did open it up, there was a finger print on the glass. Kind of upset, but just little bit of work,came right off and nice and clean now.

it is VERY clear and I do seem to notice some difference in my photos, since I had a UV filter that wasn't the best and my lens cap kept on falling off. My lens cap doesn't fall of from this filter!

Great filter, I feel like pro using it!

I'm actually going to be buying another one for my other lens that I got as well. Photography is a expensive hobby!

I am very happy that I chose this filter as my lens protector! It's very easy to put on and remove (and thin!) - I don't have loads of other brands of filters, but I can tell that this Nikon version is very well made. I'm much calmer about the state (cleanliness!) of my lens knowing this is on it! And it is crystal clear - I can't tell a difference in my photos! As one newbie to another (if that's who you are), a protective filter is a must! I'd rather be cleaning this filter than my expensive lens!

Perfect lens protection. And the preferred filter protection. Why would you put a cheap UV filter over your lens?

An excellent filter. Numerous shots, both day an night, were free of flares. Although it is primarily a "protection" filter, the best feature is there is no discernible affect on exposures. Only when shooting direct at full moon, did I get a series of "lens reflections" but any filter will do that.

I am very happy with this filter. It is simple but well made. It is Nikon's protective (NC or Neutral Color) filter . It's not polarized nor will it do anything much other than protect lens from dust/damage. If you spent a bunch on a nice lens you should spend the extra money to protect it.