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B + W 52mm Digital Pro Skylight 1A Multi Coated (2C) Glass Filter (KR1.5)

B + W 52mm Digital Pro Skylight 1A Multi Coated (2C) Glass Filter (KR1.5)
Brand: BW
Category: Photography

List Price: $72.00
Buy New: $49.25
You Save: $22.75 (32%)




Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1

MPN: 66042179
ASIN: B000H0427U

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Eliminates excess blue in sky, sea, high altitude and flash photography.
  • Absorbes only 1/10th of an f-stop of light; filter factor 1.1
  • Doubles as a UV filter and can be left on for lens protection.
  • Multi coated for flare protection.

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Product Description
Due to its light pink color, the KR 1.5 reduces excess blue cast giving a pleasing, warmer picture tone. At the same time, it blocks ultraviolet light and reduces haze in the scene. The skylight filter, like the UV 010, may be kept permanently on the lens for protection. The Digital Pro Series filters are designed for users of Digital Cameras and Camcorders. The new chromium-colored mounting goes along perfectly with the light, trendy colors of Digital Cameras. Digital photography gives you advanced capabilities to enhance the picture after it is taken. However one shouldn't forget a very important fact: information which gets lost while taking the picture normally even a Computer can't produce afterward