📸 Fotoworx 58mm UV Optical Glass Camera Lens Filter
with aviation-grade strong aluminium frame.
For greater durability consider our multi-coated MC-UV filters here.
For a great deal please select the required filter size in our store, then get a discount by adding two or more to your cart. So, please click here to visit our store. Consider also our MC (multi-coated) UV filters for better images and durability.*
Key Features:
UV Protection and Image Enhancement: It blocks harmful UV rays, eliminates atmospheric haze, and ensures your shots remain crisp and vibrant. Say goodbye to that bluish cast that can dull scenic photos
Scratch and Dust Defense: Shield your precious lens from scratches and dust particles. Whether you’re exploring rugged landscapes or bustling city streets, this filter has your back.
High-Quality Craftsmanship: Made in China, the Fotoworx UV filter boasts exceptional build quality. Its aviation-level aluminium frame ensures durability.
Threaded Mount Fitting: Effortlessly attach and detach the filter. No fuss, no hassle. Plus, its slim profile won’t interfere with your lens cover.
Lightweight and Reliable: Carry it with ease wherever your photography adventures take you. This filter won’t weigh you down.
Specifications:
Compatibility:
Why Choose Fotoworx?
Remember to check your camera’s lens thread size (usually marked with a “Φ” symbol) before ordering. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just starting out, the Fotoworx UV filter is a must-have accessory. Get yours today and watch your images come to life! 🌟📷
Multi‑coating dramatically reduces reflections, flare, and loss of contrast, giving you cleaner, higher‑quality images—especially in strong light.
Below is a structured, photographer‑level breakdown tailored to your technical knowledge.
Impact:
This is the single biggest real‑world difference.
Uncoated filters scatter light inside the lens, lowering contrast—especially noticeable in:
MC‑UV filters maintain the lens’s native contrast, which is why pros insist on them.
Multi‑coating increases transmission from ~92% (uncoated) to 98–99%.
Impact:
Uncoated filters are notorious for:
MC‑UV filters suppress both, especially modern nano‑coatings.
Most MC‑UV filters include:
Uncoated filters scratch easily and smear badly when cleaned.
They are effectively “cheap protection glass” and can degrade the performance of expensive lenses.
| Feature | MC‑UV Filter | Uncoated UV Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Light transmission | 98–99% | ~92% |
| Reflections | Very low (<0.5%) | High (~8%) |
| Flare resistance | Excellent | Poor |
| Contrast retention | High | Reduced |
| Colour accuracy | High | Slightly degraded |
| Durability | High (hard, hydro/oleophobic coatings) | Low |
| Cleaning | Easy | Smears easily |
| Price | Higher | Cheap |
An MC‑UV filter preserves the optical performance of the lens.An uncoated UV filter can noticeably degrade it.
This is especially of advantage to photographers using: