This 112mm UV Lens Filter (Plus+) from Urth cuts ultraviolet light to sharpen images while protecting lenses from scratches, oil, knocks, and water. By cutting UV light's blue haze, the UV Plus+ filter improve sharpness and clarity in photographs, but doesn't affect camera settings, which means it can be left on a lens at all times. UV light's blue haze softens details and image quality, especially on hazy days. This UV Plus+ filter cuts out 99.6% of ultraviolet light for sharper details.

Made from industry-leading German B270 Schott optical glass, which is coated with a 30-layer nano-coating for improved sharpness and added protection. The coating also resists water, oil, and abrasions for long life and easy cleaning.

Cuts UV Haze and Blue Color Cast    Schott B270 Optical Glass    30-Layer Nano Coating    Protective Coating    Ultra-Slim Magnalium Ring    Double-Threaded Design    Saves Lens From Damage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the weight of the lens? Not the package weight, but the just the lens.

A: Excluding front/rear lens caps and the lens hood, the FUJIFILM XF 14mm f/2.8 R Lens weighs 8.29 oz (235g).

Q: 2. Actual photos of used lens?

A: No, the photo for the Panasonic Lumix S 50mm f/1.8 Lens is that of a new one.

Q: 3. Is the 14mm (21mm in full-frame) field of view visible in the optical & electronic viewfinders of the Fuji X-P-pro2?

A: Yes, it is fully compatible with the Xpro2.

Q: 4. Would this lens fit a Sony A200? If so, good results?

A: This not possible that I know of as this Lens is designed for E-mount cameras while A200 is an A-mount camera. So you will not be able mount the lens. Why not just buy the a-mount 35 mm f/1.8 lens, with the added benefit that it will cost you $200 less.

Q: 5. Have any of you tested this Z 20 mm prime (or the Z 24 mm 1.8) to the 20 mm on the Nikon NIKKOR Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Lens, particularly for astro images? I'm a big fan of the old Ai-S 20 mm and 24 mm lenses and am wondering if the 20 mm and 24 mm focal distances on the zoom are as good, or nearly as good as the new Z primes of the same focal lengths. I'm debating between the primes and the zoom. Thanks for your time, Andy

A: We have not tested the lenses side by side for optical performance but based on customer feedback so far, more people are using the 20mm f1.8 for astrophotography than the 14-24mm.

Q: 6. This works for a7sii?

A: If this camera has a crop sensor mode, the lens would work. However, because it is designed for APS-C sensor size, the image captured would not fill the sensor size on the a7sii. Would be better off with a lens designed for the Sony FE mount.

Q: 7. Is this lens good for Astro photography?

A: The Nikon NIKKOR Z 24mm f/1.8 S Lens is a good lens for astrophotography. It offers sharp images and has a wide 1.8 aperture that offers great quality in low light. However, it has some coma aberration at the corners, which is when the stars look like arrows instead of dots. A lens that has less coma aberration is the Venus Optics Laowa 15mm f/2 FE Zero-D Lens for Nikon Z (B&H # VE1520NZ), but it is only manual focus. For night photos, you will only use manual focus and manual exposure anyway.

Q: 8. Hi, I am new to the Panasonic family. I am purchasing the Lumix S5iix. What is the correct part number for the 50 MM 1.8?

A: The Panasonic Lumix S 50mm f/1.8 Lens with UV Filter Kit is compatible with the Panasonic Lumix S5 IIX Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 9. Is this a good lens for astrophotography on the z6 ?

A: For shooting the Milkyway or aurora borealis or star trails, yes.

Q: 10. Can you use filters on this lens?

A: Yes. This lens takes 77mm filters.