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It is commonly acknowledged that Circular Polarizing filters (CIR-PL) are used for cutting light reflections from non-metallic surfaces. Max. point is usually the the most utilized position of the CIR-PL filter when the reflections are reduced....
"UX" in the series name stands for "User eXperience", as to indicate all the experiences that users will acquire through using these filters and all that comes with. By naming this series UX, we aim to offer users better individual experiences...
Polarising filters in colour photography are the only way of getting rich blue skies and clear white banks of clouds. They addditionaly reduce tiny light reflections on leaves and grass, ensuring deep, "lush" greenness. It is also possible to...
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This special kind of mist effect is achieved by equally distributing a fine black nano powder between two layers of optical glass. Built with a non-coated glass surface for a better-looking effect and enhanced flares. With two versions available,...
Polarising filters in colour photography are the only way of getting rich blue skies and clear white banks of clouds. They addditionaly reduce tiny light reflections on leaves and grass, ensuring deep, "lush" greenness. It is also possible to...
They do not affect a colour balance on a picture and bring longer exposure times to obtain interesting shots of moving subjects on photographed scenes. The filters are most commonly used to: Prolong shutter speed to capture such subjects as:...
