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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Chicago, IL on 2/21/2008
OK, so I would do it without protection, but for the most part, the filter stays on my lens for protection. I take it off when I feel the environment warrants it and I want nothing between my lens and the photograph. The dull color con is for cloudy outside shots, and it's pretty minor.
from near Austin on 1/23/2008
Use of subject Tiffen UV filter with Nikon 12-24 WA Zoom prohibits use of original Nikon lens cover. Very irritating that this was not disclosed before purchase. Other covers work without tunnel vision. Tiffen design could be improved.
from Australia on 1/23/2008
I use the filter on my Nikkor 17-55mm f2.8 lens and it seems fine but it is impossible to attach the lens cap to the filter because the flange is too small.
from Louisiana on 1/21/2008
As with most wide angle filters,len cap will
not stay on. There are no front threads for
the cap to grip. Also you will not find a
slip-on cap that will fit either.
I agree with the previous review. If you are going to leave the filter on your lens, forget it. The lens cap will not stay attached to this filter.
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from Reykjav?k, Iceland on 4/23/2007
This filter does not allow you to use a lens cap on the filter. Which in my case was the whole point, to buy a filter use as an protective filter for my 17-40 4L lens.
Now I need to buy another filter