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B+W are one of the world's leading filter manufacturers. B+W only use the highest quality materials in production of their filters and they have pioneered the use of surface coating technology to reduce reflections and increase protection against scratching, dirt and moisture.

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The Cokin filter system utilises a filter holder that connects to your SLR lens via the filter thread. The holder is then able to take whichever filter(s) you require to obtain your desired result. Approx 200 filters are currently available ranging from the basic UV to many special effects options. The advantage of this system is that if you have a number of lenses with different filter threads you just need to buy the correct thread adapter for each one and then you can use the system with any of the lenses without having to purchase each filter in each thread size.

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Hoya are the largest worldwide producer of optical glass, in fact around 60% of worldwide demand and supply is met by Hoya. Hoya has a wide variety of quality filters for use in all imaging applications such as 35mm and digital SLR cameras, medium format, large format and video. Hoya filters guarantee you the highest standards so you can create the best images.

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Kenko produce a range of UV, Skylight and Circular Polarising filters which are high quality but great value.

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Kood optical glass filters for lens protection, special effects and colour correction filters. A large range of metal rimmed filters for all photographic situations in a wide range of thread sizes. Kood stepping rings are also available to adapt filters to different size lens threads.

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Sigma's EX DG series of filters have multi layered lens coating, developed to counteract the highly reflective characteristics of digital camera image sensors. Both UV and circular polarising filters are very thin to avoid any vignetting when used with wide angle lenses.

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As well as being one of the largest of the independent lens manufacturers, Tamron also produce a small range of filters, particularly UV, for their lenses. Fitting a UV filter to your lens not only helps to block UV (ultraviolet) rays which case a bluish cast in photos but also can be left on the lens at all times to protect the front element.

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