Kenko 62mm Smart UV 370 Multi-Coated Camera Lens Filters

I have not used this outdoors yet. So far it seems to be a decent filter for the moderate priced kit lens on my Olympus E-PM2, 14mm - 42mm. I use B&W multi-coated filters on my better lenses- just because.

Bought this for my Sigma 10-20 F/4-5.6 Nikon Mount. Nice and slim and doesn't vignette. Doesn't affect sharpness.Other note: Kenko is the company that owns Hoya, so the filter quality is identical to Hoya. Kenko is the brand that is sold in Japan and Hoya is sold every where else in the world. Good optical glass.

Good substantial protection for the lens. Well made and a good fit

Excellent neutral UV filter for landscapesTook on several trips to mostly snow, lakes, and mountains and did a fine job

Had small defects but don't seem to affect image quality. However the filter did introduce a little bit more ghosting/flaring vs without it. Good build quality.

I have not used this yet. Fits well on lens, well made but light, being aluminum, thin and stylish. Seems perfect.

This is a very nice and apparently well built filter. Certainly it is adequate for the camera it's used on (an Olympus E-PM2, Pen). I'm not sure the fifth star is warranted, but if it isn't, I'll edit this.

The main reason I bought this lens filter is to protect the lens of my camera. I like the Kenko Smart Multi-Coated Lens Filter in particular is because it is slim and looks good on my camera.

Very good

no CA, very thin and provides protection

This is a very thin profile filter, very clear and multicoated. I used it to protect my 35mm 1.8g ED lens. Very satisfied

Nice quality UV filter. Good protection for the lens. But the seal of the case was broken. Also, there was a crack on the case.

Nice productQualitywise greatOne of the good product from kenko