Name: K&amp;F Concept CPL Filter Camera Lens 49mm 55mm 58mm 67mm 77MM Ultra Slim Optics Multi Coated Circular Polarizer Polarized Filter
SKU: 4000405880521
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SKU: 4000405880521 Category: Camera Lenses

Description

Brand Name: K&F CONCEPT
Type: Polarizer Filter
Origin: CN(Origin)
Model Number: KF01.1310
Package: Yes
Type1: circular polarizer
Texture of material 1: Multi-coating
Texture of material 2: Aluminum alloy frame
Type2: CPL filter
Performance1: waterproof
Performance2: oil-proof

K&F Concept CPL Filter Camera Lens 49mm 55mm 58mm 67mm 77MM Ultra Slim Optics Multi Coated Circular Polarizer Polarized Filter

Features

• K&F Concept circular polarizer made of Japan optical glass,deepens the intensity of blue skies; reduces or eliminates glare.
• Multi-coating reduces reflection, reduce glare and improve saturation.
• Aluminum alloy frame, Ultra slim rim profile to avoid vignetting on wide angle lenses.
• CPL filters are good for skies, waters, foliage. They can dramatically enhance these natural elements, giving images better appearance.
• Rotating a CPL filter on your lens can make dramatic changes to a simple image.

What is a CPL?

The use of lens filters can transform your photograph completely, as it allows you to go beyond the usual and explore something creative with your gear. Among multiple filters, a circular polarizing filter (CPL) is one such creative tool using which you can enhance the final photo that appears on your camera LCD screen.

Lens conversion filter adapter

There are different specifications of filters that are not afraid to be discarded. Use this filter to adapt the lens to solve this problem.

CPL filter with blue coating

High Transmittance Low Reflectivity
CNC TrapezoidalPattern Frame

The CPL filter cutsthe reflections caused by sunlight when taking pictures of landscapes with water.

Using a CPL filter can allow you to minimize the mirror image being caused by in the reflective element in your frame. All you have to do is simply rotate the filter to the required angle.