K&F 72MM NANO-X series ultra-low reflection CPL filter

Enhance your photos with the K&F Concept Circular Polarizing Filter with ultra-low reflectivity, which eliminates unwanted reflections and enhances color and contrast. With its ultra-thin design, advanced coatings, and compatibility with various lenses, this filter delivers crystal-clear results and durability for stunning images.

• * 【Live Images】This circular polarizing filter with ultra-low reflectivity from K&F Concept eliminates unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water and glass, enhancing color and contrast for eye-catching photos. Capture stunning images with reduced reflections and enhanced colors.
• * 【0.1% ultra-low reflectivity】The reflectivity of the ultra-low reflectivity filter is controlled to 0.1%, which effectively reduces lens flare and halo effects, resulting in clearer images, higher contrast, and richer details. The K&F Concept circular polarizing filter with ultra-low reflectivity eliminates 99.9% of polarized light and has a high transmittance of 45%.
• *【Suitable for wide-angle and telephoto lenses】This circular polarizing filter, with a thickness of only 5.3 mm, maintains the sleek profile of your lens 【Suitable for wide-angle and telephoto lenses】At only 5.3 mm thick, this circular polarizing filter maintains the sleek profile of your lens while offering powerful polarization capabilities. The ultra-thin bezel profile prevents vignetting on wide-angle lenses while maintaining rotation for precise polarization adjustment.
• * 【Advanced coatings】A double-sided 28-layer coating ensures water, oil, dust, and scratch resistance, while imported AGC optical glass material provides crystal-clear results. This filter is made from a lightweight aluminum and magnesium alloy frame, making it resistant to wear and tear and ensuring long-lasting performance.
• * 【Compatibility Note】This 72mm circular polarizing filter is designed for use with various lenses. Before ordering, please make sure to check the thread size of your camera lens (usually next to the diameter symbol "ø")