| Filter Type | UV-Haze 2A |
| Filter Factor | 1x (0-Stop) |
| Circular Size | 72 mm Filter Thread |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 72 mm |
| Filter Material | Glass |
| Filter Type | UV-Haze 2A |
| Filter Factor | 1x (0-Stop) |
| Circular Size | 72 mm Filter Thread |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 72 mm |
| Filter Material | Glass |
Film, as well as video, often exhibits a greater sensitivity to what is to us invisible, ultraviolet light. This is most often outdoors, especially at high altitudes, where the UV-absorbing atmosphere is thinner; and over long distances, such as marine scenes. It can show up as a bluish color cast with color film, or it can cause a low-contrast haze that diminishes details, especially when viewing far-away objects, in either color or black-and-white. Ultraviolet filters absorb UV light generally without affecting light in the visible region. It is important to distinguish between UV-generated haze and that of air-borne particles, such as smog. The latter is made up of opaque matter that absorbs visible light as well as UV, and will not be appreciably removed by a UV filter. The Haze-2A filter absorbs virtually all UV light and reduces haze more than the Haze-1. Perfect for use in high altitudes and along bodies of water, it's ideal for aerial shots, mountain scenes and marine scenes. The filter also maintains color and image clarity.
Film, as well as video, often exhibits a greater sensitivity to what is to us invisible, ultraviolet light. This is most often outdoors, especially at high altitudes, where the UV-absorbing atmosphere is thinner; and over long distances, such as marine scenes. It can show up as a bluish color cast with color film, or it can cause a low-contrast haze that diminishes details, especially when viewing far-away objects, in either color or black-and-white. Ultraviolet filters absorb UV light generally without affecting light in the visible region. It is important to distinguish between UV-generated haze and that of air-borne particles, such as smog. The latter is made up of opaque matter that absorbs visible light as well as UV, and will not be appreciably removed by a UV filter. The Haze-2A filter absorbs virtually all UV light and reduces haze more than the Haze-1. Perfect for use in high altitudes and along bodies of water, it's ideal for aerial shots, mountain scenes and marine scenes. The filter also maintains color and image clarity.
Film, as well as video, often exhibits a greater sensitivity to what is to us invisible, ultraviolet light. This is most often outdoors, especially at high altitudes, where the UV-absorbing atmosphere is thinner; and over long distances, such as marine scenes. It can show up as a bluish color cast with color film, or it can cause a low-contrast haze that diminishes details, especially when viewing far-away objects, in either color or black-and-white. Ultraviolet filters absorb UV light generally without affecting light in the visible region. It is important to distinguish between UV-generated haze and that of air-borne particles, such as smog. The latter is made up of opaque matter that absorbs visible light as well as UV, and will not be appreciably removed by a UV filter. The Haze-2A filter absorbs virtually all UV light and reduces haze more than the Haze-1. Perfect for use in high altitudes and along bodies of water, it's ideal for aerial shots, mountain scenes and marine scenes. The filter also maintains color and image clarity.
Film, as well as video, often exhibits a greater sensitivity to what is to us invisible, ultraviolet light. This is most often outdoors, especially at high altitudes, where the UV-absorbing atmosphere is thinner; and over long distances, such as marine scenes. It can show up as a bluish color cast with color film, or it can cause a low-contrast haze that diminishes details, especially when viewing far-away objects, in either color or black-and-white. Ultraviolet filters absorb UV light generally without affecting light in the visible region. It is important to distinguish between UV-generated haze and that of air-borne particles, such as smog. The latter is made up of opaque matter that absorbs visible light as well as UV, and will not be appreciably removed by a UV filter. The Haze-2A filter absorbs virtually all UV light and reduces haze more than the Haze-1. Perfect for use in high altitudes and along bodies of water, it's ideal for aerial shots, mountain scenes and marine scenes. The filter also maintains color and image clarity.
