B+W 67mm Linear Polarizer MRC Filter

B&W glass is great. Don't purchase top quality lenses and then degrade their optical path with cheap filters. If image quality is your goal - spend the $$ and get B&W filters. This manufacturer gives meticulous attention to the smallest details...it...

This B+W UV filter definitely feels like the most solidly well-built UV I've seen, especially with the heavy metal ring. No plastic flex here, and the threads feel perfectly engineered, gliding smoothly onto the end of your lens with German precision...

cheaper than a dedicated macro, light to carry around

lower quality than a macro lens, very narrow dof, some vignetting

cheaper than a dedicated macro","Light to Carry around

lower quality than a macro lens","some vignetting","very narrow dof

The filter is great. Super thin. If there was anything that I would gripe about it would have to be; there are no threads on the filter (most likely because of the thinness of the filter) and can't attach the original lens cap. Because of this, users...

I bought this filter to use on my Canon 16-35 L. As with any B&W product, the optics is superb. But the lens cap is really bad (you can't use the original Canon cap with the filter). It seens like a minor detail but the cap falls from the lens very...

My photos through the filter are clean and sharp. I hate that their slim mount means no front threads to attach my Canon lens cap. They included a cheap plastic cap, but that always falls off so I don't trust it. By comparison, the slim mount Nikon...

I've been using B+W filters on my lenses since day one, no problems! great product

Good filter that fits nicely on my Canon 17-40 wide angle. Only downside is that, being a slim fit, doesn't allow for the Canon lens cap to fit on the lens any more--B+W does include a rubber lens cap that fits on to replace the canon one, but it...

Superior coated glass and slim brass ring make this filter a top contender on my ultra wide lens.