B+W 58mm Basic UV Haze MRC (010M) Filter

Key Features
- Color-neutral filter glass
- Blocks annoying UV components of daylight
- No multiplying factor
- Made in Germany
OVERVIEW
BASIC 010 UV
The classic amongst the B+W protection filters blocks the annoying UV component of daylight. Invisible UV light is more intense in pure sea air and in high mountain regions and can cause blurring and a blueish cast. The color-neutral B+W 010 UV Haze filter is equally suitable for both analog and digital cameras. It ensures more brilliant images and can remain on the lens permanently as front lens protection.
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| Filter Type | Soft Pro Filter |
filter attributes
| Filter Size | 58mm |
- B+W 58mm Basic UV Haze MRC (010M) Filter
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