B+W Master HTC C-POL Filter KSM MRC Nano (CPL Filter)

MASTER Circular Polarizer

• Grease-free polarizing filter for easy rotation
• Easier to attach due to new varnish technology
• Durable and robust due to brass mount
• For all lenses with front thread
• Optimal for super wide angle to telephoto lenses
• Made in Germany

Coating: MRC nano

B+W Polarizer Filters

Radiant white clouds against a deep blue sky or the deep colors of fall foliage don't happen by chance. B+W polarizing filters (polarizers for short) augment the purity of the intrinsic colors and increase color saturation and are among the most important filters for analog and digital photography.

Because the filter mounts rotate, the polarization effect can be visibly controlled in the viewfinder or on the monitor display. Another effect of the B+W polarizer is to reduce reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water, glass, and glossy paint. Objects and people behind surfaces such as shop windows and car windshields become visible again -

a fascinating image enhancement without image processing!

B+W polarizing filters are circular polarizers which are compatible with nearly all modern cameras when beam splitters are used in the light path for TTL exposure metering or autofocus. Exposure errors are therefore avoided. The multiplying factor with HTC is 2 to

3, which is equivalent to 1 to 1.5 f-stops. Other polarizers up to approx. 3 stops. Often regarded as the most important filter for photography.

POLARIZING FILTERS

• Reduces reflections from a variety of surfaces
• Increases color saturation and contrast
• Color-neutral to the optimum extent
• Made in Germany

TIP

• The maximum polarization effect is achieved in landscape photography when shooting at an angle of 90° to the sun. For an even effect in the picture, and because of uneven skylight polarization, your focal length should not be less than 28 mm in 35 mm format.
• Generally speaking, with the help of a properly oriented polarizer, reflections can be completely suppressed in an ideal situation. Here, the ideal situation means that the
  lighting and shooting angles are almost the same and correspond to the angle of maximum polarization, usually 30° to 40°.