B + W 58mm #106 1.8 (64X) Neutral Density Glass Filter

Title says it all. No distortion at all. Go with the slightly more expensive glass and you'll never regret it.

I bought this filter from B&H two years age. I was very surprised after I opened the box --- the filter was already broken. Then I returned it and bought another one from an eBay seller. After one year, the second one also broke. I also bought some...

I didn't want to spend so much on a circular polarizing filter but after doing some research and reading many, many reviews of many different products, this is the filter I deemed most fit for my money -- even though it was much more than I wanted to...

This isn't the cheapest, and it's not the most expensive polarizer. I'm glad I got this one -- this filter rotates pretty smoothly, and it's not at all annoying in use. I'm using a Canon DSLR with auto focus lenses, and I've found that it's easier to...

I'm using the B+W 58mm Circular Polarizer Filter for the Canon EF-S 18-55mm (kit lens) on my XSi/450D. I couldn't be happier with the results. This filter eliminates glare to make blue skies bluer and greens greener. It works particularly well, for...

You get what you pay for, so with such a steep price tag you certainly get a great filter here. Fits perfectly in all of my 58mm Canon lenses and the difference it makes when trying to cut reflections or add some saturation is astounding. If you...

I do think that this filter gives my photographers a remarkable color and clarity. I would advise anyone looking to purchase one to spend the extra few dollars and buy a high quality circular polarizer. I bought a less expensive one first and ended...

excellent product that is much better then the cheaper offerings, especially with the multi-coating. whether or not it's worth the extra money would depend on the current cost (varies significantly). definitely worth it for $36.

There are a number of things you can do to modify a digital image using digital image editing programs. Lots of special effects may easily be added after the image has been made. But polarizing filters are almost magical. You see, they cut...