| Brand | Urth |
| Material | Glass |
| Photo Filter Thread Size | 95 Millimeters |
| Coating Description | Multiple Layers |
| Photo Filter Effect Type | Polarizer, Ultraviolet |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Product Dimensions | 3.74″L x 3.74″W |
| Photo Filter Size | 95 Millimeters |














Prof. Arielle Little –
summilux 50mm cap shows a bad look when using a filter.Using this filter and cap maintains a very compliant appearance (The thickness is unfortunately thick)It’s a magnetic filter, but only the cpl filter doesn’t have scoops and the rest has scoops.
Sally Feil –
I bought this set for my Hasselblad 907X 100C and 28 lens. The UV is perfect and gives excellent pass through light on the lens. The magnetic ability is awesome! When I want to use the circular polarizing filter, all I do is set it on the UV filter and it locks down instead of having to screw it on. The polarizer is great.
Prof. Gerry Leuschke Jr. –
These are very well-made filters. The kit comes with a magnetic adapter ring,, 2 lens caps, a UV filter and a CPL.I can detect absolutely no distortion or aberration in the glass. It appears optically perfect. There is an unusual design choice and I’m not sure if it’s a plus or minus. All of the filters have a screw thread. I guess that gives you the option of screwing them on a regular threaded lens barrel. But it also means there’s a more material then there needed to be with a straight magnetic filter. They’re still fairly low profile but they could’ve been a lot smaller if they didn’t include the screw threads with the lot.The turning on the polarizer filter is very smooth it’s still has enough of a bite to stay where you put it. The ring has a nice little jimping around it so you can get a grip even with gloves. And the magnets stay put. Again I’m not sure why they decided to go with threads on everything. But the filters stacked together well enough and just from my cursory testing the polarizer works excellently.Still it’s a great little set. They do not include a case except for the odds cardboard packaging. Clearly they’re pushing some kind of environmental angle which I’m not really sure is relevant for a camera filter. They could’ve actually gone with far less packaging.I’ve got some serious testing to do before I make a unknown filter manufacturer part of my regular kit but so far these things up here quite nice. I’ll post some pictures when I test out the CPL. You figure the price of these you’re getting a UV filter for free.