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Key Features
- Minimizes Glare and Reflections
- Reduces Haze and Blue Cast in Landscapes
- Enhances Color and Tonal Saturation
- Anti-Reflective Coating
- Slim Design
- Optical Glass
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The Sony 62mm T* Circular Polarizer Filter is designed to match the quality of Sony's G Master series lenses. This 62mm T* Circular Polarizer Filter helps to cut reflections and glare, enhancing color rendering and tonal saturation. It filters out light that has become polarized due to reflection from a non-metallic surface, and enables photographing through windows or water. It also reduces haze and UV rays for general landscape shooting scenarios. Using ZEISS T* anti-reflective coating, this filter is able to minimize surface reflections and glare between the filter and lens, allowing you to maintain high contrast and color accuracy. Its slim profile reduces the chances of vignetting when used with wide-angle lenses.
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| Filter Type | Circular Polarizer |
| Other Features | Filter Material: Glass/Physical Feature: Slim |
| Multi-Coated | Yes |
| Filter Diameter | 62mm |
| Rotating | Yes |
- Sony 62mm T* Circular Polarizer Filter
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