This IRIX Edge Circular Polarizer Filter is compatible with a 58mm lens thread and has a polarized glass surface allowing light at only a specific angle, preventing unwanted reflections, reducing glare, increasing the transparency of glass and water, and improving contrast and saturation. This makes the polarizer filter especially suitable for landscape and architectural photography.

Removes Glare    Improves Contrast and Saturation    Increases Transparency of Glass & Water

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The description states, "if you're shooting a store window or inside a museum into a showcase, glass obstructions will no longer be a problem." Can anyone confirm that this eliminates or reduces reflection from glass? It cannot completely eliminate it or you would not capture your reflection in a mirror and I've not seen a filter that can to that. What does have you experienced? I am photographing painted and reflective surfaces of artifacts that cannot be physically modified to reduce glare.

A: Yes, polarizer will reduce or remove reflections from glass or paintings/photographs but it also depends on how the light is falling on the reflective surface and the angle that your are shooting at.

Q: 2. Where are these manufactured ?

A: The ZEISS 82mm Carl ZEISS T* Circular Polarizer Filter is manufactured in Japan.

Q: 3. Is the Kase wolverine glass substrate the same as their other filters (Schott B270) except chemically strengthen?

A: we do not have this level of information. It is made of optical glass.

Q: 4. How thick is the frame (excluding the screw in thread portion)?

A: 7/16 AFTER IT HAS BEEN SCREWED INTO THE LENS

Q: 5. What is the thickness of the filter?

A: While Nikon does not publish the thickness of this filter, the ring is thinner to prevent vignetting, particularly on wide angle lenses.

Q: 6. How do you adjust the Polarizer when is attached to the magnetic strip?

A: The rotating ring is separate from the magnetized ring that holds it in place.

Q: 7. will a nikon lens hood fit over the magnetic adapter and filter?

A: Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to test filters on specific lenses for compatibility with the lens' lens hood. Also, different lenses will have different lens hoods and different fits. That being said, do note that we do have a 30-Day Return Policy for the above filter, so if you are unhappy with the filter, you may return the filter within 30 days for an exchange or a refund subject to the terms & conditions of our return policy (listed on the bottom of our website).

Q: 8. Have anyone used this filter with Nikon AF-S NIKKOR16-35mm f/4G ED VR? Does it cause vignetting at 16mm, 18mm, 20mm or 24mm?

A: I have had no problem with vignetting

Q: 9. Will the Wolverine Circular Polarizer work on a Kase Skyeye magnetic adapter?

A: No, Kase Skyeye Magnetic Adapter (82mm) are not compatible with kase wolverine magnetic filters series. The Kase Wolverine Magnetic Circular Polarizer Filter already comes with its magnetic ring. If you need a step up ring you will need Kase Magnetic Step-Up Ring for Wolverine Magnetic Filters.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the Kase Wolverine v.s. Skyeye setup? they seem to be exactly the same but with a huge price difference.

A: The Skyeye filters are a budget line of Kase filters that mirrors their more expensive Wolverine line of filters.