Kood 95mm UV Protector Filter

I was sceptical about buying this filter as I was worried about losing image quality on my Sigma 50-500 lens but as the Sigma filter for my lens was close to £100 I decided to give the Kood filter a try.All I can say is that I am pleasantly surprised, I took a series of photos of a garden wall clock with my camera mounted on a tripod about 15 metres away from the clock, firstly without the filter and then with it and there appears to be no loss of image quality at all.The numbers on the clock face and the small "Made in England" writing are clearly visible on the photos with and without the filter and so I consider this filter really good value at £25.00.

Great quality 95mm filter. Threads are very good. Excellent value for money.Only issue is that it's super slim, which makes it impossible to fit my standard lens cap onto my zoom lens when this 95mm uv filter is installed. That said, many other UV filters are like this too including B&W 010

Much better than I expected. Using it to protect the front element of my Sigma 150-600mm C Lens. Seems well made. Can't see any noticeable difference in the image quality with this fitted as opposed to shooting without it on. Worth the money for peace of mind.

I’ve used these a lot in the past few years for a number of lenses. They work great. I use them at work too. They often save the life of the lens, sacrificing themselves.

I don’t see any issues with picture quality when using this so all is good. A good protective lens filter.

Far better value than a Hoya. Maybe not for the purist but functions very well for me.

Put it straight onto my brand new 150-600mm tamron lens to protect it, and images look great with no loss of quality with it on.

great quality, no problems so far