Nikon 4749

Easily Interchangeable","Lightweight","Rugged

Clear filter was purchased as protection for a new 50mm 1.8 AF-D Nikon lens. Arrived ontime and in perfect condition!

This is an excellent filter/protector for your lens... It really proved it's worth as a protector in my case - I dropped a lens and fortunately the filter saved it! I purchased another one. I highly recommend Nikon filters. I bought the 72mm one for...

Product was delivered quickly and in brand new condition (no marks, no scuffs, no prints - it's always a little scary to try to buy something from someone unknown). I was pleasantly surprised and am buying a couple more lenses from this company.

It worked as advertised. In my test, the coating also eliminates glare vs. cheap filter as well as no filter at all.

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...

I'm new to photography, so I can't speak to the horror stories of what happens if you don't get a quality filter, or the quality of other filters compared to this one. All I can really say is, I took the advice of more experienced people to get a UV...

If you sometimes bump or mishandle your lens this is a great way to minimize possible damage.

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...

Yeah, it was a little more expensive than some of the other options... But I'm putting it on a $500 lens. I want the pictorial results to be as good as the lens is expensive. It makes sense to put the best protection on the lens.