Urth 43mm Circular Polarizing (CPL) Lens Filter

Urth 43mm Circular Polarizing (CPL) Lens Filter: A Review

The Urth 43mm Circular Polarizing Lens Filter is not a mere lens filter; it's a key to the realm of vivid colors and high contrast in your photographs. This polarizing filter is meticulously engineered to minimize reflections while enhancing color saturation and contrast. Images that might typically appear faded or tarnished by a silvery glow due to polarized light can be revived into colorful masterpieces with this filter. The most impressive accomplishment of this filter is its ability to eradicate up to 99.9% of this polarized light. This contributes immensely to making elements such as water, glass, and other non-metallic surfaces leap out with lively colors.

Aside from its impressive polarizing capabilities, the lens filter is made from top-quality Japanese AGC glass, promising not only exceptional light transmissibility but also exceptional clarity. This optical marvel is further protected by an 8-layer Nano-coating, providing added resilience and ease of cleaning. The filter's design is completed with an ultra-slim and robust magnalium edge to prevent vignetting. Additionally, these filters offer double threading which allows them to be combined with screw-fitted lens caps.

The Urth company is not just about high-quality camera products, it's also focused on making a lasting positive impact on the planet. With a mission to plant 1 billion trees by 2032, for every product they sell, Urth plants five trees, pushing customers to connect more with nature.

• Polarizing filter that reduces reflections
• Enhances contrast and color saturation
• Maximum light reduction of 1.33 F-stops
• Made from high-end Japanese AGC glass
• Comes with an 8-layer Nano-coating
• Ultra-slim magnesium alloy frame minimizes risk of vignetting
• Stackable with other filters for multiple creative effects
• Compatible with lens caps

What's in the Box?

• Urth 43mm Circular Polarizing Lens Filter
• Microfiber Lens Cloth
• Lens Filter Case