CPL Lens Filter Circular Polarizer 37/40.5/46/49/52/55/58/62/67/72/77/82mm

Product Overview

This high-tech CPL Lens Filter is the perfect accessory to enhance the quality of your photography and reduce glare. Constructed with top-grade optical glass, it effectively minimizes reflections from non-metallic surfaces (such as water or glass) and saturates colors for more vivid, striking images.

Product Features:

1. Superior Optical Glass Made from premium optical glass, this filter ensures crystal-clear images with minimal distortion or color fringing. 2. Excellent Glare Reduction Its circular polarizing design effectively eliminates unwanted reflections and glare, resulting in sharper, more defined shots. 3. Enhanced Color Saturation By selectively filtering out certain wavelengths of light, this filter intensifies colors and makes them appear more vibrant. 4. Durable Construction Crafted with a robust aluminum alloy frame, this filter can withstand the rigors of outdoor photography and accidental drops. 5. Easy Installation The filter's slim profile and threaded design allow for quick and effortless mounting on your lens. 6. Range of Sizes Available in a variety of sizes (37/40.5/46/49/52/55/58/62/67/72/77/82mm), you can choose the perfect fit for your lens.

Key Usage Points:

Enhances landscape photography by reducing glare and saturating colors

Improves contrast and clarity in outdoor shots

Blocks reflections from water, glass, and other reflective surfaces

Ideal for shooting architecture, nature, and travel photography

Easy to use and install, even for beginners

Detailed Specifications:

Material: Optical Glass

Frame Material: Aluminum Alloy

Polarization Type: Circular Polarizing

Available Sizes: 37/40.5/46/49/52/55/58/62/67/72/77/82mm

Additional Features:

Multi-coated to reduce reflections and increase light transmission

Low-profile design for minimal vignetting

Comes with a protective carrying case

Links for Further Information:

Adorama Review of CPL Filters

B&H Photo Video: Hoya CPL Filter

Ken Rockwell's Guide to Polarizing Filters