The Wolverine Magnetic Filter Adapter Ring threads onto the 58mm front filter ring of a lens and allows Wolverine, Revolution, and Skyeye 58mm non-threaded magnetic filters to be held securely in place.

NOTE: Not compatible with conventional, non-magnetic filters

For 58mm Wolverine Magnetic Filters    Attaches to 58mm Lens Filter Threads    Holds Filters Magnetically

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. dos it protect your sensor from a 10-20w laser? or is it only to protect your sensor from lowe-end lasers like 1-5w ?

A: Yes, the following filter has a rated protection rate of 40 watts.

Q: 2. Hi, can you confirm if the Filter (glass) is actually 82mm diameter, and the magnetic adapter perform the downsize to 67mm ?

A: The filter in the Kase Wolverine Anti-Laser Magnetic Protection Filter with Magnetic Adapter (67mm) is 67mm. This is a link for the 82mm version, https://bhpho.to/3KJTPfp.

Q: 3. What's the difference between the Skyeye and Wolverine models?

A: The only difference is the new version, Kase Skyeye unlike the Wolverine does not have the extra shock resistance.

Q: 4. I purchased this filter as part of a Kase kit. It appears to be one piece of glass. It was always my understanding that polarizers were two piece of glass with one rotating and giving you ability to dial in polarization. How does this work with only one piece of glass?

A: The front element of a circular polarizer contains the foil that does the polarization, and the secondary element is sometimes simply a quarter wave plate (which aids in turning the now linearly polarized light back into circularly polarized light) or simply a mounting element/frame. In this case, the Kase Wolverine CPL will spin on its magnetic filter holder and doesn't employ a quarter wave plate or mounting frame.

Q: 5. How does the shock resistance on the Kase Wolverine filter and adapter model make it any better than Kase Skyeye model?

A: Both Kase Skyeye and Kase Wolverine filters are scratch resistant and offer a similar level of protection against scratches. If you are looking for shock resistance I recommend this Hoya HD3 filter. It is hardened and you can hit it with a wrench to an extent and it won't break. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1177599-REG/hoya_xhd3_82uv_82mm_hd3_uv_filter.html

Q: 6. Does this come with a magnetic lens cap?

A: No, it does not. Filers typically don't come with caps.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Using only this filter and with Revolution inline ring installed, will you see vignetting on an Canon 15-35mm RF L 2.8 lens?

A: You will probably not get vignetting with the Kase Magnetic ND64 (6-Stop) CPL Filter (82mm) and inlaid adapter since the inlaid adapter allows the filter to stay very close to the lens. Only way to know for sure is to try it out though.

Q: 9. Does this filter work with the magnetic system?

A: Yes, the Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (82mm) works with the Kase circular filter magnetic system.

Q: 10. will this replace the CPL in the 77mm kase magnetic filter set that I lost?

A: Yes, they are one in the same.