Zeiss 58mm Carl Zeiss T* Circular Polarizer Glass Filter

- Meets the highest demands on mechanical quality - POL filters can be used in combination with the lens shade - High-quality optical glass is developed to meet the performance needs of ZEISS lenses - The proven T* coating minimizes light reflections on glass-air surfaces and improves transmission - The front lens element is protected against contamination and scratches

Color:: Black

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Overview

Circular polarization filters from Carl Zeiss can minimize reflections on non-metallic shiny surfaces (e.g. water, glass, plastic, paint or leaves). Reflections are avoided, higher color saturation and richer contrast is achieved.

Haze is eliminated in landscape photography, the sky is bluer and better color separation is enabled.

The effectiveness of a polarization filter depends on the taking angle to the reflecting surface and the position of the filter. Therefore, POL filters are equipped with a screw mount. This allows configuration of the desired filter effect before taking a picture with an SLR camera.

Visible light is reduced by 1.5 - 2 EV (filter factor 3-4) depending on the position of the filter on the screw mount.

On all camera models, circular polarization filters ensure that TTL exposure metering and the autofocus function work properly regardless of the filter rotation.

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Filter Type:	Zeiss 58mm Carl Zeiss T* Circular Polarizer Glass Filter
Filter Type: The type of filter for a lens. Filters can be screwed on the front element or dropped in for larger zoom lens. View All Attribute Definitions
Most Often Used For/IN:	Zeiss 72mm Carl Zeiss T* UV Glass Filter
Filter Diameter:	58mm
Filter Diameter: Almost every modern lens has a filter ring/thread on it for a UV filter. Filter Diameter refers to the size (diameter) of the front ring. There are several common sizes. View All Attribute Definitions
Filter Factor:	3-4
Filter Factor: When placed in the optical path, many filters block a certain amount of light from reaching the lens. Filter factor relates to how much exposure compensation is required in order to adjust for this. Most cameras have TTL metering and will be able to do this automatically. View All Attribute Definitions