Tiffen 72mm Skylight Glass Filter

I bought this filter for my wife's new Nikkor 28 mm wide angle lens. She used it for some digital images of a snowy outdoor scene last weekend and the images turned out very nicely. The sky seems a 'warmer' shade of blue and the clouds seem 'whiter'...

Screws right in.Gives images a more colorful or warmer effect plus it protects valued lenses.

I use a Sky filter on every lens I own. One of my more expensive lens, in its case, fell off the shelf, causing a crack in the filter lens. It was much easier to replace the filter than it would have been to have the glass replaced in the lens.

I've been happy with every Tiffen filter I've ever bought. This one is no exception. I will continue to purchase them in the future. I wonder how they would do if they tried making lenses too. It's also great to find a quality photographic product...

For under $10 (not counting shipping), this is a good 'protector' for the lens. Have taken pictures with and without the lens and can't see any difference in the pictures even during the daylight where it's supposed to mitigatae the bluish tinge. So,...

Protects your lens from scratches without altering the image as it's intended to do, at a reasonable price to boot. You should have one of these on every lens you own, just be sure to get the right size. Much cheaper to replace a sky filter than a...

I was lured by the price. It is definitely worth buying at that price. The rest is up to the optical taste of the photographer.

Protects my new Tamron lens, and arrived very quickly, in spite of my selecting the cheapest/slowest shipping method.

If you want a basic filter to provide service & also protect the lens, the skylight filter is ideal choice.

Does what it is asked to do, protect the front element of your lens. besides who has time for lens paper when an all cotton t-shirt is handy! seriously folks you must use a filter for any lens and a sky or haze does the trick. the t-shirt reference was...