Tiffen 62mm UV Protection Filter

FEATURED Tiffen 62mm UV Protection Filter

• Most popular protection filter
• Provides basic reduction of ultraviolet light
• 62mm diameter
• Helps eliminate bluish cast in images

UV filters are considered a standard accessory for every SLR lens, including the lens that may have been included with your camera. The size is designed to fit the threads in front of your lens. It protects the actual lens from dust, fingerprints, and other small substances that can harm image results. The filter is also easier to keep clean. That’s why it should always remain on your camera. The filter has threads to accept any other effect filters you may wish to add.Protects lenses from dust, moisture, scratches, and other damage. These filters can be kept on the camera at all times.

FEATURED Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 SP XR Di II VC (Vibration Compensation) Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras

• Compact Fast Zoom with VC (Vibration Compensation).
• Fast Constant F/2.8 Aperture.
• For use on APS-C size DSLR cameras.
• 11.4-Inch minimum focusing distance / 1: 4.8 Maximum magnification ratio.
• Internal Focusing.

The new SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC covers the very popular 17-50mm focal length range (equivalent to 26-78mm in the full-frame 35mm format) making it extremely versatile. Its wide aperture and outstanding performance provide practical advantages in low-light shooting and aesthetic image control, thereby enriching the user’s range of creative expression. The new lens delivers impressive sharpness and striking contrast over its entire focal-length and aperture range, and at its maximum aperture of f/2.8 it produces beautiful images enhanced by shallow depth of- field, and smooth, natural transitions in out-of-focus areas of the image (i.e. excellent bokeh.) The new lens is equipped with Tamron’s proprietary Vibration Compensation (VC) image stabilization mechanism, which controls the effects of camera shake in three planes. VC provides more opportunities for sharp hand-held photography at the slow shutter speeds needed when shooting in low-light conditions (e.g. night or indoor scenes)