Built with a professional-grade clear glass substrate, the 67mm Kolari Vision Flare Filter helps create anamorphic-style streaks without the worry of unwanted color casts. Your images will maintain their natural beauty and vibrant contrast, allowing you to create captivating visuals. Crafted from lightweight yet durable aircraft aluminum, the filter ring is designed to withstand the demands of your photographic endeavors. With standard threads, you can effortlessly stack multiple filters, giving you the flexibility to explore and experiment. Exceptional optical performance is at the heart of the Kolari Flare Filter. Constructed from precision-ground optical glass, it boasts unrivaled optical flatness so that even telephoto lenses can fully utilize its capabilities, ensuring compatibility without compromising quality.

Anamorphic-Style Flares    Optically Flat Filter    Aluminum Filter Ring    Front and Rear Filter Threads

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this hood work with the Nikkor AF-S DX 18-300 f/3.5-6.3 ED VR lense? I see that some of the hoods available only work with specific zoom lengths.

A: The B+W 67mm #900 Rubber Lens Hood would fit onto the Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3G ED VR Lens as the lens has 67mm filter threads. However, as indicated under the Overview for the lens hood, the hood is designed for use with normal-length and short zoom lenses. I cannot guarantee the B+W 67mm #900 Rubber Lens Hood will cover the zoom range of the 18-300 f/3.5-6.3 ED VR lens. The rubber lens hood that would most closely match the zoom range of the Nikon 18-300mm lens would be the Hama 67mm Screw-In Rubber Zoom Lens Hood for 24mm to 210mm Lenses, B&H # HALHZ67. http://bhpho.to/1yuEumX

Q: 2. Is there any reason this 67mm B+W rubber hood will not work on a canon 70-200 F4/L IS zoom. I hike and shoot in wooded/rocky areas. It may provide added protection to my lens. ?

A: If the size, 67mm, matches your lense, it will most likely work. I purchased to install on a new Nikon P900, to have some protection from side bumps, etc . and reduce side light reflections, but I also installed a 0 Filter inside this hood to help protect the actual lens glass. Have seen no problems with the quality of the pictures taken, but when my long zoom lens on this camera is at my normal wide angle setting, I have to fold the rubber hood back or will get the rounded corners showing up in the pictures. I also fold the hood when storing in my small camera case which it does very easily.

Q: 3. What lens cap fits the AF-S Nikkor 70-300mm lens?

A: This Nikon 67mm Snap-On Lens Cap will fit a Nikon AF-S 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED IF Lens.

Q: 4. Will this fit a AF-S DX NIKKOR18-300mm f/3.5-6.3G ED VR

A: Yes it will fit 100%

Q: 5. Can a filter of the same thread diameter be used with the lens hood in place?

A: Yes, you can attach the filter to the lens first and then the hood on top or attach the hood first and then screw the filter into the hood.

Q: 6. Are these made of "soft" rubber, or is there a fair amount of stiffness? Example - if I rest my camera on a flat surface, will the weight of most standard lenses collapse the bottom of the hood? Trying to get an idea for how much "flex" these rubber hoods have.

A: If resting your camera on a flat surface, the #900 Rubber Lens Hood would flex slightly.

Q: 7. Will this lens hood work on a Nikon p900 ?

A: You can use it , it might vignette on wide angle , if that happens you can push the hood inwards

Q: 8. When this is added to a lens setup. Is a VND put on after this adapter or before? Such as a Nisi

A: As with any such non super-light add-on to a lens, the BLAZAR LENS NERO 1.5x Anamorphic Adapter (B&H# BLNERO15XB) can only and exclusively be used with any add-on filtration coming after the adapter, that is, on the front of the adapter. That is because the force of the weight of the adapter would rip apart any typical VND if such an adapter were fitted onto the VND rather than vice-versa when the VND is on the taking lens.

Q: 9. For the 67mm model, what is the diameter of the hood when collapsed and uncollapsed, respectively?

A: The 67mm hood is 1/2 inch when collapsed, and 1 and 1/2 inches when open.

Q: 10. Does the rim guard prevent or hinder rotating a circular polarizing filter?

A: The front of the bumper is also threaded to allow filters to be mounted atop it. easyCover recommends mounting the bumper, than the rotating filter on top for easiest use.