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67mm True Color Ultra-Low Reflectivity CPL Polarizer Filter with titanium coating for accurate colors, 0.1% reflectivity, and premium Japanese optical glass.
K&F Concept 67mm True Color Ultra-Low Reflectivity CPL Polarizer Filter
Product ID: 19636
SKU: 19636
Model: KF01.2893
Ean: 0000000000000
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: K&F Concept
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| Type of Product | Lens Filter |
| Filter type | CPL (polarising) |
| Filter size | 67mm |
| Filter size | 55mm |
Product details
K&F Concept 67mm True Color Ultra-Low Reflectivity CPL Filter
True Color Experience
- Utilizes advanced titanium coating technology to ensure accurate color reproduction.
- Eliminates unwanted yellowish tint in images and videos, delivering authentic and vibrant colors.
Ultra-Low Reflectivity
- Filter reflectivity controlled at 0.1%, significantly reducing lens reflections and halo effects.
- Results in clearer images with higher contrast and richer details.
- Eliminates 99.9% of polarized light with a high transmittance of 45%.
Uncompromising Clarity
- Both sides of the lens are meticulously crafted using grinding and polishing techniques.
- Provides ultra-clear and sharp visuals without compromise.
Premium Optical Glass
- Made from top-grade Japanese optical glass.
- Features double-sided multi-layer enhanced coatings to significantly reduce surface reflections.
- CNC-machined non-slip frame allows easy installation and removal of the filter.
Ultimate Protection
- Part of the Nano-X series with 28-layer coating on both sides of the lens.
- Offers multi-layer waterproof, oil-repellent, and scratch-resistant properties.
- Easy to carry and clean, prevents fogging during extended use.
- Protects the lens from scratches and environmental damage.
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