A UV filter helps protect against ultraviolet sun rays, harsh wind, sand, and dirt. Clumsy? It also acts as a drop-dampening mechanism for your worst Butterfinger moments.
The reason they call it a UV protection lens filter might be obvious — as it’s primarily used for blocking the UV rays from entering the lens. Originally used for film photography, these bad boys can be extremely useful for protecting the longevity of your camera gear, as well as manually controlling how light hits your image. While these are particularly useful for sunny days, they are able to block that usually unwanted blue haze in any given situation.
Any time you put something in front of your lens you gotta think about how much it's gonna affect your image. Great news, CineClear UV Protection Filter will not affect your shots in any degrading way. Made from premium quality German Schott b270 Optical Glass, it'll be your invisible protective shield.
Protection filters need protection too. Like all our filters, this one comes in a hard clamshell case, so when it's not in use, it can have a safe home.
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