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Urth Plus+ Circular Polarizer

The Circular Polarizing Lens Filter (Plus+) from Urth cuts polarized light to increase contrast and boost colour saturation and vibrancy by filtering out reflections from water, sky, glass, and non-metallic surfaces. A polarizing filter is an essential tool for landscape photography, as it saturates a blue sky to make clouds pop and reveals details under the surface of water obscured by glare.

SKU: GC135-UCPLPL37

Urth Circular Polarizing (CPL) Lens Filter (Plus+)

Urth Plus+ Circular Polarizer

The Circular Polarizing Lens Filter (Plus+) from Urth cuts polarized light to increase contrast and boost colour saturation and vibrancy by filtering out reflections from water, sky, glass, and non-metallic surfaces. A polarizing filter is an essential tool for landscape photography, as it saturates a blue sky to make clouds pop and reveals details under the surface of water obscured by glare.

Urth Plus+ filters feature 20 layers of nano-coating to provide easier cleaning and better protection against water, oil, and scratches. The nano-coating layers also provide a higher maximum light transmission and a more consistent transmission curve for sharper images and finer colour transmission. This filter is made with Shott B270 optical glass mounted in an ultra-slim, rotating magnalium alloy filter ring. The slim design prevents vignetting when used with wide-angle lenses, while maintaining lightweight durability.

Key Features:

CPL Filter Plus+ cuts up to 99.9% of polarized light for increased contrast and colour saturation

20-layer nano-coated German Schott optical glass

Cuts polarized light's reflection from water, glass, and non-metallic surfaces

This Urth filter funds local communities to plant five trees in areas affected by deforestation

Circular Polarizing Filter

2.4x Filter Factor, +1.3 Stops

Helps to Eliminate Reflections and Glare

Reduces Haze in Landscapes

Schott B270 Optical Glass

Rotating Magnalium Filter Ring

39mm Front Filter Threads

With Microfiber Lens Cloth and Tin Case

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Urth Plus+ Circular Polarizer

The Circular Polarizing Lens Filter (Plus+) from Urth cuts polarized light to increase contrast and boost colour saturation and vibrancy by filtering out reflections from water, sky, glass, and non-metallic surfaces. A polarizing filter is an essential tool for landscape photography, as it saturates a blue sky to make clouds pop and reveals details under the surface of water obscured by glare.

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