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Blurfix Circular Polarizing Filter

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Part# 11-12826

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55 mm Tiffen Circular Polarizer Filter. This filter is intended for use with the BlurFix3 SO 55 mm adapter. This filter is ultra low-profile to minimize or eliminate vignetting, and is only available from SRP. A circular polarizer will add more contrast to clouds and make the sky appear more blue on bright washed out days. A polarizer is best know for its ability to reduce glare. Use a CPL when filming reflective surfaces whether that be water, a car's windshield, or ice.

Consider using this filter if you are filming the following sports:

Fishing
Snowsports
Paragliding
Motorsports

SRP Tip: To adjust the filter to the desired polarization, hold the filter up between you and your subject. While looking through the filter, turn the adjustment ring until the desired polarization is obtained. Make a note at where the letters on the filter ring are with respect to straight up. After installing the filter on your camera, turn the ring to the position you noted.

Weight: 18.5 grams

Note: The BlurFix3 SO Naked adapter is sold separately
   
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