The UV-IR Cut #486 MRC Basic Filter from B+W is a 105mm ultraviolet and infrared control filter that is useful for digital cinematography and still photography. When used, 88% of ultraviolet light waves are blocked at 380 nanometers, along with 95% of infrared light waves at 700 nanometers, ensuring that light limited to the visible spectrum is recorded. When used along with multi-stop neutral-density filters, potential infrared color shifts are prevented or minimized, preserving color accuracy throughout the frame. This filter also reduces unwanted blue castes while recording digital video or still photos under daylight that also features intense ultraviolet light.

B+W MRC Basic filters are made with the exclusive Multi-Resistant Coating (MRC) nano premium coating technology. This high-quality broadband coating is applied on both sides and enhances the optical imaging properties, allowing uniform and increased transmittance across the entire light spectrum to be achieved, with minimal physically induced remaining reflection. The nano all-around protection on the filter glass also ensures increased scratch resistance and extremely fast, easy cleaning, providing a long filter life. The slim filter ring design is compatible with wide-angle lenses with an equivalent width of a 17mm full-frame lens. The top knurling is redesigned for enhanced gripping.

UV and Infrared Control Filter    For Digital Cinematography, Still Photos    1x Filter Factor, No Exposure Change    Blocks 88% of Ultraviolet at 380nm    Reduces Bluish Cast of Daylight    Blocks 95% of Infrared at 700nm    Use with Multi-Stop ND Filters    Prevents Infrared Light Pollution    Maintains Appearance of Dark Areas    Helps Preserve Color Accuracy

88% of ultraviolet light waves are blocked at 380 nanometers, before which they are further removed, reducing bluish cast of daylight when recording video or still photos.

95% of infrared light waves are blocked at 700 nanometers, after which they are progressively eliminated.

Useful with CCD or CMOS sensors to filter out infrared light pollution that causes color shifts frequently associated with high-definition recording with multi-stop neutral-density filters.

Does not require adjustments to exposure while in use.

Thirty layers of interference coatings on the front surface limit light that falls on a digital camera sensor to the visible spectrum.

Multicoated rear surface prevents internal ghosting and reflections.

Constructed from Schott glass for optical clarity.

F-Pro brass filter ring helps to prevent jamming and provides additional strength.

55mm front filter threads allow use with other filters to protect the front surface or combine with other effects.

Plastic case for storage and transport.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work on flashpoint 320m?

A: Unfortunately, this commander can only trigger Canon shoe mount flashes with E-TTL.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with Nikon Z6 and Z7 bodies?

A: I just tried on my Z7 with two Nikon R1 ring flashes. It worked perfectly. Very annoyed with no way to trigger remote flash from Z7. Not sure I like the twist-tight onto hot-shoe. Nikon flash's flip-tight is much better.

Q: 3. compatible with K5 ?

A: The IRM-P IR Remote Mini for Select Pentax Cameras is Compatible with the Pentax K-5.

Q: 4. Does this work with a very old Canon 420EX ?

A: I use it to trigger the 550EX and the 420Ex.

Q: 5. Will this work on my D500 to use Nikon SB 700 speedlight off camera?

A: Yes this will work with a D500 and a SB700.

Q: 6. Will it work with the Canon 430EX speedlite? The model before EX II.

A: Yes it does

Q: 7. Is it compatible with the KP camera?

A: Here is a list of compatible cameras Pentax K-01 Pentax K-1 Pentax K-1 II Pentax K-3 Pentax K-3 II Pentax K-3 III Pentax K-30 Pentax K-5 II Pentax K-5 IIs Pentax K-50 Pentax K-S1 Pentax K-S2 Pentax MX-1 Pentax Optio WG-3 Pentax Q Pentax Q-S1 Pentax Q10 Pentax Q7 Pentax X-5 Ricoh WG-50 Ricoh WG-60

Q: 8. Does it work with Yongnuo Speedlite YN600EX-RT?

A: Technically it should work. The YN600ex-RT has an Infrared receiver. But the manufactures have not tested there products together.

Q: 9. Is there any way to adapt this to the Sony A7R3 to be able to trigger the Nikon SB200 macro flashes?

A: Unfortunately there is not a way to adapt this for use with Sony multiinterface shoes.

Q: 10. Will this work with Neo Rotolight?

A: According to Rotolight, the Neo 2 does not have IR triggering capabilities, so the Vello FWIRC-C FreeWave IR TTL Flash Commander for Canon will not work with it. Since the Neo 2 has a sync port, it can be connected to and triggered by multiple brands of [radio] transmitter/receiver sets using a PC sync to 3.5mm cable.