Urth 105mm Plus+ UV Filter

The primary benefit of a UV filter is to cut out ultraviolet light, which can cause haze and a blue cast in photos, especially in bright outdoor conditions. This results in sharper, clearer images with more accurate colors. It also provides protection for your lens.

This is the 105mm Plus+ UV Filter, meaning it is designed for lenses with a 105mm front filter thread. You should check your lens's specifications to confirm its filter size.

The 30-layer nano-coating minimizes unwanted light reflections, reducing lens flare and ghosting. It also improves light transmission for brighter, cleaner images and makes the filter easier to clean.

'Plus+' typically indicates an enhanced version of the filter, often featuring improved coatings, better optical quality, or a more robust construction compared to standard models.

Urth partners with organizations to plant trees for every purchase made. By buying this filter, you contribute to Urth's reforestation initiatives.

Yes, you can typically stack other filters (like polarizers or ND filters) on top of this UV filter, as it has threads on the front. However, stacking too many filters can lead to reduced image quality or vignetting on wider lenses.

While specific warranty details are not provided in the product information, Urth generally offers robust warranties on their products. Please refer to Urth's official website or your purchase documentation for exact warranty terms.

Ensure you are aligning the threads correctly. Do not force the filter; if it feels stuck, check for any debris in the lens threads or on the filter threads. If the issue persists, try a different filter or consult a camera technician.

Check if the filter is clean. Smudges or dust can degrade image quality. Clean the filter using appropriate lens cleaning solutions and a microfiber cloth. Also, ensure the filter is properly seated and not misaligned.

While this is a 105mm filter, very wide-angle lenses can still experience vignetting. Ensure the filter is not excessively thick if used on ultra-wide lenses, though 105mm is typically outside the range where this is a common issue for standard lenses.