UV Filter
By attaching a UV filter to your lens, it is protected from a haze in your photos by ultraviolet rays, as well as by damage in bumps and falls.
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Kase Wolverine Magnetic MCUV Filter 82mm
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€ 109. 00
NiSi UV IR Cut for Swift System 82mm
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€ 109. 00
Leica 13037 Filter UVa II E 55 zwart
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€ 150. 00
Urth 95mm Magnetic UV (Plus+)
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€ 114. 90
B+W T-Pro 010 UV-Haze Filter MRC nano 39
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List price €80.00
€ 74. 95
Benro SHD UV L39+H ULCA WMC 72mm
€ 63. 95
B+W UV FILTER MRC nano MASTER 37 mm
€ 57. 99
Urth 77mm Magnetic UV (Plus+)
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€ 68. 99
Hoya HD 49mm UV Filter
€ 44. 99
Hoya 49mm Fusion One Next UV
€ 37. 99
Peter Hadley Filter UV MC Ø 82mm
€ 39. 90
Hoya 58.0 MM UX UV II
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€ 29. 99
JJC F-LQ3 L39 Ultra Slim Multi-Coated UV Filter for Leica Q3 series
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€ 44. 95
Hoya 49.0 MM UX UV II
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€ 25. 99
PolarPro Quartzline UV 82mm
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List price €169.00
€ 108. 90
UV 55 mm BW 010 (26894)
List price €70.00
€ 44. 30
Kase Clip-in Filter FujiFilm X-T/X-Pro MCUV
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List price €89.00
€ 59. 90
Urth 82mm UV Lens Filter (Plus+)
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List price €68.99
€ 55. 90
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All about UV filters
What is a UV filter?
A UV filter is a ring with tempered glass inside, which inhibits the effect of UV rays. In the past, this filter was often applied to analogue cameras, since these models were very sensitive to this radiation. With the advent of digital cameras, sensors have been modified in such a way that they are hardly sensitive to this radiation any more. At high altitude, however, this filter does offer protection against the blue haze that accompanies the influence of UV radiation. However, at sea level, the influence of this filter is very limited. In the modern era, the filters of Hoya, Rodenstock and Leica, among others, are mainly used to protect the lens from falls or bumps.
Lens protection
An advantage of a good UV filter is that it does not create unwanted discolouration or changes in contrast with the optical glass, but also provides effective protection for the lens. If you bump into a sharp object with the front of your camera once, you damage the filter, but your lens remains intact. This saves a repair on the lens and allows you to easily replace the filter, and for a relatively small amount of money. In addition to protection against damage to the lens, the filter also ensures no dust and dirt enters the lens. The protective effect of a UV filter is therefore an added value in digital photography.
Inspiration and tips
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