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Canon Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII)

Dedicated to select Canon super-telephoto lenses, the Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII) is an intuitive and sleek means for using a Polariser in conjunction with these lenses, which lack traditional filter threads. This Polariser is permanently installed within a drop-in holder that allows for easy install and removal.

SKU: GC66-52PLCWIII

Canon Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII)

Canon Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII)

Dedicated to select Canon super-telephoto lenses, the Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII) is an intuitive and sleek means for using a Polariser in conjunction with these lenses, which lack traditional filter threads. This Polariser is permanently installed within a drop-in holder that allows for easy install and removal.

The circular Polarising filter is useful for minimising reflections and glare and enhances overall colour and tonal saturation by filtering out light that has become Polarised due to reflection from a non-metallic surface.

Compatible Lenses

EF 400mm f/2.8L IS III USM

EF 600mm f/4L IS III USM

Circular Polariser Filter

Reduces reflections and glare by filtering out light that has become Polarised due to reflection from a non-metallic surface.

Increases saturation and contrast.

Lessens haze in distant landscapes and provides more saturated, vivid colours.

Strongest effect when used at a 90° angle from the sun.

Key Features:

For 400mm f/2.8 & 600mm f/4 III Lenses

Integrated Filter Rotation Wheel

Minimises Reflections and Glare

Reduces Haze and Blue Cast in Landscapes

Enhances Colour and Tonal Saturation

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Canon Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII)

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Canon Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII)

Dedicated to select Canon super-telephoto lenses, the Drop-In Circular Polarising Filter PL-C 52 (WIII) is an intuitive and sleek means for using a Polariser in conjunction with these lenses, which lack traditional filter threads. This Polariser is permanently installed within a drop-in holder that allows for easy install and removal.

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