Kase Armour Magnetic Circular Filter CPL 95mm

Use a soft lens brush to remove loose dust. For smudges, apply a small amount of lens cleaning solution to a clean microfiber cloth and gently wipe the filter surface in a circular motion. Avoid abrasive materials.

A Circular Polarizer (CPL) filter reduces reflections from non-metallic surfaces like water and glass, increases color saturation (especially in skies), and improves contrast, leading to more visually appealing images.

The magnetic system works best with Kase's magnetic adapter rings, which screw onto your lens thread. Some lenses may come with or be compatible with native magnetic filter systems.

Yes, the magnetic design allows for easy stacking of multiple Kase magnetic filters, such as ND filters, for advanced photographic techniques.

The toughened glass is highly scratch-resistant due to its material and coatings, but it is not entirely scratch-proof under extreme conditions. Handle with care and use the protective case for storage.

The anti-reflective coating minimizes unwanted light bouncing off the filter's surfaces, which helps to reduce flare and ghosting, resulting in sharper and clearer images.

Yes, the CPL filter's ability to control reflections and enhance contrast can be beneficial for video, especially in bright conditions or for achieving specific looks. The quick magnetic attachment is also advantageous for run-and-gun videography.

Ensure the lens or adapter ring has a clean, compatible magnetic mount. Check for any debris on the magnetic surfaces. If using an adapter ring, confirm it is the correct size and properly screwed onto the lens.

Verify the filter is clean and free of smudges or dust. Ensure the filter is properly aligned and seated. Check if multiple magnetic filters are stacked, which can sometimes cause minor degradation. Clean the magnetic surfaces of both the filter and the mount.

Gently twist the filter while pulling away from the mount. If resistance is high, ensure no debris is binding the magnets. Avoid excessive force. If using an adapter ring, ensure it is not cross-threaded.