Marumi 67mm DHG Circular Polarizer Filter
Key Features
- Unsurpassed color neutrality
- Ensured scratch resistant durability
- Anti-reflection coating embedded
- Low profile, lightweight, with a thin aluminum frame
- Great addition to any landscape photographer's gear
OVERVIEW
The DHG Circular Polarizer eliminates unwanted reflection from water, glass, and other reflective surfaces in your image. It also helps color saturation and increases contrast. The DHG Circular Polarizer is often used to properly contrast blue skies and white clouds or the green in the grass in other landscape photography pictures. The thin frame also allows it to be used with most wide angle lenses, and the incorporated front threads accept a lens cap over the filter to further protect your lens.
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filter attributes
| Filter Material | Aluminum |
| Filter Size | 67mm |
detailed specifications
| Filter Type | DHG Circular Polarizer |
| Filter Diameter | 67mm |
- Marumi 67mm DHG Circular Polarizer Filter
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