» Sigma DG 58mm Multi-Coated UV Filter

Sigma DG 58mm Multi-Coated UV Filter Reviews

Customer Rating:
Summary: Comparable to more expensive filters
Comment: I tend to stay away from filters 30 dollars or less, but thought I would give this one a shot. It looks and feels well built and performs well on both zooms and prime lenses. I usually go with higher end tiffen filters (the digital ht line), but ended up being really happy with this. It has become a semi-permanent filter on the kit lens that came with my camera. Note that this does not come with a protective case, so have one handy.

I'd recommend this for lenses in the price range of 300 to 500 dollars. Anything above that, I'd highly recommend checking out the tiffen digital ht line. They are a bit pricey, but nothing matches them for durability and performance.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent Value
Comment: I keep this filter on my Canon EF 28-105mm II lens 24/7. It's much easier to clean than the lens itself and doesn't distort my pictures. Having a filter on your lens is important, and I highly recommend this product.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent protection for your lens
Comment: This is a great UV filter to protect your lens investment. I purchased one for each lens I own, and have been very happy with them. Be sure to verify the size of your lens and order the correct lens size.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Works well
Comment: The filter was sent in a quick mannner. It works well with my Cannon Rebel.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: One of the best UV filters out there
Comment: I've tried many MC UV filters with my two 12x zoom cameras, from Promaster to Hoya to B&W. The Sigma however, was the one which gave me the best results. It cut down haze more than any other UV filter I used and colors were accurate. I definitely recommend this filter and you can not beat the price.

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