E-Photographic PRO 58mm Multicoated UV Filter-German HD B270 Schott Optics

UV (Ultraviolet) filters serve primarily as lens protectors, but they can also offer some additional benefits in certain situations. Here's how you can use a UV filter effectively:

1. xxLens Protectionxx: The primary purpose of a UV filter is to protect the front element of your lens from dust, dirt, moisture, and scratches. By acting as a physical barrier, the UV filter helps safeguard your lens from damage in challenging shooting environments.

2. xxReducing Hazexx: UV filters can help reduce the effects of atmospheric haze, particularly in landscape photography. While modern digital cameras are less affected by UV light than film cameras, using a UV filter can still help improve overall image clarity by minimizing the bluish cast caused by UV rays.

3. xxEnhancing Contrastxx: In certain situations, a UV filter may help enhance contrast and sharpness in your images by reducing the impact of ultraviolet light. This effect is most noticeable when shooting scenes with distant subjects or in high-altitude locations where atmospheric haze is more pronounced.

4. xxMaintaining Image Qualityxx: While UV filters are generally transparent and do not significantly alter the image quality, it's essential to choose a high-quality filter to avoid any degradation in sharpness or clarity. Look for multi-coated filters that minimize reflections and maximize light transmission.

5. xxLens Compatibilityxx: UV filters are compatible with most lenses, regardless of focal length or aperture. However, it's crucial to select the correct filter size to match the diameter of your lens's front thread. Using a UV filter that's too small can cause vignetting, while one that's too large may not fit properly.

6. xxOutdoor Protectionxx: When shooting outdoors in harsh conditions, such as sandy or dusty environments, or near waterfalls or ocean spray, a UV filter can provide an extra layer of protection against airborne particles and moisture.

7. xxCleaning Conveniencexx: Since UV filters are easily replaceable and typically more affordable than lenses, they can serve as sacrificial elements that absorb scratches and smudges, sparing your lens from damage. Additionally, cleaning a UV filter is simpler and less risky than cleaning the front element of your lens.

While UV filters may not be necessary for all shooting scenarios, they can be valuable accessories for protecting your lenses and improving image quality in specific situations. Consider using a UV filter when shooting in challenging environments or when you want added peace of mind for your lens's protection.

Features:

– E-Photographic 58mm HD Ultra Violet (UV) Filter

– Minimises the influences of atmospheric haze

– High Definition (HD 270) Schott optical glass with >99% transmittance

– Precision manufactured high quality anti-corrosive aviation aliminium frame

– Clear Engraving to prevent fading of inscriptions

– Multicoated (16 layers) to prevent scratches

– Oil and water repellent

– The precision threat ensures a smooth screw-on

– Ultra thin, only 5mm eliminates any risk of vignetting

– Absorbs ultraviolet rays guaranteeing sharper images

– Protects lens against scratches, dust, bumps and drops

– 2 Year local South African warranty

What’s in the box
1 x E-Photographic PRO 58mm Multicoated UV Filter-German HD B270 Schott Optics