Urth UV Lens Filter - 62mm

Its primary purpose is to reduce UV light for clearer, sharper images, especially in hazy conditions, and to protect the camera lens from scratches, dirt, and moisture.

The filter cuts out 99.6% of ultraviolet light, which helps minimize color casts and atmospheric haze.

It is made from 30-layer nano-coated German SCHOTT glass, known for its high light transmittance and scratch resistance.

Due to its high light transmittance and focus on UV light, it should have minimal impact on autofocus and exposure. However, always monitor your camera's settings.

Look for the filter thread size marking on your lens, usually represented by a circle with a line through it and a number (e.g., ø62mm).

The 'Plus+' designation typically refers to the advanced multi-layer nano-coating that enhances performance features like reduced reflections and improved durability.

Yes, it can often be stacked with other filters like polarizers or neutral density filters, but stacking may increase the risk of vignetting or flare, depending on the lens and combination.

Ensure the filter is clean and free of smudges. Verify that the filter is screwed on correctly and not cross-threaded. For extreme haze, consider if additional filtration (like CPL) might be beneficial, although this UV filter is primarily for haze and protection.

Double-check that you are using the correct 62mm filter and that the lens thread is clean. Ensure you are screwing it on straight and not cross-threading. If resistance persists, do not force it; contact support.

While the nano-coating aims to reduce flare, strong direct light sources can still cause it. Try repositioning your shot or using a lens hood to minimize direct light hitting the filter.