Product Details
- Brand: Butterfly
Features
- UV Protective Filter: Prevents loss of sharpness & contrast by filtering out UV rays and Haze. Protects Lens from scratches, scuffs and smudges
- CPL Circular Polarizer Filter: Uses Polaroids patented Polarizing techonolgy to give you total "on location" control of color saturation,
- CPL Circular Polarizer Filter also eliminate surface reflections from glass and water - all with picture perfect re
- FLD Fluorescent Filter: Eliminates that annoying greenish "tinge" which fluorescent lights add to photos.
- Includes a hard protective case!
- Works with ANY 58mm lens
- UV Protective Filter: Prevents loss of sharpness & contrast by filtering out UV rays and Haze. Protects Lens from scratches, scuffs and smudges
- CPL Circular Polarizer Filter: Uses Polaroids patented Polarizing techonolgy to give you total "on location" control of color saturation,
- CPL Circular Polarizer Filter also eliminate surface reflections from glass and water - all with picture perfect re
- FLD Fluorescent Filter: Eliminates that annoying greenish "tinge" which fluorescent lights add to photos.
- Includes a hard protective case!
- Works with ANY 58mm lens
Product Description
Product Description
Kit Includes:♦ 1) ButterflyPhoto - ButterflyPhoto Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth♦ 2) Zeikos - 58mm Multi-Coated 3 Piece Filter Kit (UV-CPL-FLD)
Made from the finest solid optical glass, are ground and polished to the most practical thinness. In addition, they are heat-treated to avoid any distortion or focal shift, and each filter is subject to strict tests in order to ensure a flawless, even surface, which is essential to a quality filter and exceptional photographs.
Fits 58mm lenses Ideal for protecting your valuable lens from scratches and dust UV filter absorbs ultraviolet rays to produce crisp, clear photographs Circular Polarizing filter eliminates reflections from non-metallic surfaces, and increases contrast and color saturation FLD filter helps balance light in outdoor situations or where fluorescent lights are used
A UV filter is used to reduce UV rays from entering the lens and striking the film.
A Polarizer is different than most filters in that it is composed of two pieces of glass, mounted independently inside a round frame so that one can be rotated relative to the other. As it is rotated, it increasingly cuts out glare and haze. You can also use a polarizer filter to darken blue skies.
A FLD filter (fluorescent light correction) provides the perfect solution for obtaining pleasing skin tones and correct color while shooting without a flash under fluorescent lighting. This filter gives true-to-life color rendition by removing the harsh yellow-green cast ordinarily resulting from fluorescent bulbs. When shooting under natural light, a fluorescent filter dramatically increases color saturation of subjects such as sunrises and sunsets.
Works with ANY 58mm lens! Lifetime warranty!
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
38 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
By C. Sinklier
I've been a film photographer since the Sixties and for some years now I've shot strictly digital - starting yonks looking back that qualifies as back-in-the-day round these parts - used cameras manufactured by the likes of Yashika, Pentax, Ashia, Canon, Minolta, Nikon and more. First thing I've always done is get a UV filter to screw onto any and all lenses to protect the expensive lens with a layer of sacrificial glass. Depending on the filter manufacturer these UV Filters cost anywhere from $10 to $20 - back-in-the-day. Now I'm not saying these filters from A & R are somehow the equivalent to the glass from say - Nikon (tip-0-the-hat to elitist) - but they look and perform like glass from any other I've used and the Multi-coating on this kit of filters seems to work - meaning no overt flare that I've detected yet - - - ironically I have to add lens-flare with Photoshop on occasion for effect in the photographic stylings I do now-days - take a look at some of my work at vivachas.com and see for yourself - - - the filters seem good to me - 'course I've only been making pix for something over forty years - I still haven't seen or done everything ~:0) VivaChas!
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By Artem
I was very impressed when I got a set of 3 filters in a neat durable case for less than $10. The order arrived promptly and the complementary microfiber cloth made my day. Great customer service, strongly suggest!
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Aaron Scott
Let me be clear: I am at best a dilettante when it comes to photography. I knew just enough to know that on those days when the sky is perfectly blue, a photograph doesn't capture it the way you see it--without help. Nor do I know enough to select the best, most perfect filters. If I spent $50, $100 or more on a set of filters, I would have no idea if I got a bargain or a ripoff. I purchased this set for the polarizing filter, which I knew would enhance those blue skies and green trees. (The other two filters are of little to no use to ME: I have never taken a photo under fluorescent lighting and I could detect no significant difference between a photo taken with the UV filter, and one without.) The polarizing filter would itself justify the cost, or more than the cost. I have gotten some really great photos of green trees on blue skies with it. Heck, this set costs what one might spend on lunch at Taco Time; purchase it by all means and try the polarizing filter. If you know enough, you might try and be glad of--or not--the other two. Regardless, you can't possibly go wrong.
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