Nikon Circular Polarizer II Filter - 82mm

This filter fits any lens with an 82mm front filter thread. Check the front of your lens barrel for a number next to a circle with a slash through it.

While possible, it is not recommended for low-light situations as the filter reduces the amount of light reaching your sensor.

Yes, a circular polarizer typically requires an increase in exposure (usually 1 to 1.5 stops) because it blocks a portion of incoming light.

Look through your viewfinder or at your screen while rotating the outer ring; the effect of reflected light removal will increase and decrease as you turn it.

Yes, the 82mm front thread on this filter allows you to attach a standard lens hood.

Ensure the filter is screwed on perfectly straight and verify that no other stacked filters or incompatible hoods are causing physical obstruction.

Use a specialized rubber filter wrench or grip tool to apply even pressure to the filter ring for removal; avoid using metal pliers which may damage the lens.

Polarizers reduce light. Ensure you are shooting in sufficient lighting or increase your ISO slightly to assist the autofocus system.