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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
108,19
Incl. VAT 135,24
Total incl. delivery
150,24
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Built for the extremes. The Arctic CP Filter was designed in collaboration with photographer Benjamin Hardman, who needed a polarizer that could pull every last bit of light when shooting in the harsh, low-light environments of the Arctic. Featuring a unique 45% light transmission, about a half stop brighter than traditional polarizers, this filter ensures you capture more detail in every frame. From glaciers and icebergs to Arctic wildlife, the Arctic CP delivers exceptional color fidelity, contrast, and clarity in the toughest conditions. The new slim frame design is also compatible with most lens hoods, ensuring seamless use with your full setup.
Built for the Arctic. Trusted by Benjamin Hardman. Every detail of the Arctic CP Filter was designed for precision in extreme environments. With higher transmission, faster control, flawless color rendition, and hood-ready compatibility, it delivers results when conditions push both you and your gear to the edge.
The Arctic CP Filter was born from the need to capture clarity in the coldest, most unforgiving light. Benjamin Hardman put it to the test on his Greenland voyage, where every shot had to count.
Reflections reduced Contrast enhanced With 110° short-throw rotation, Chroma Polarization, and hood-compatible design, you’ll get precision polarization without compromise.
Filter size
49 mm
Filter type
Polarising camera filter
Camera lens filter type
CP
Light transmission
45%
Product colour
Aluminium, Black
Material
Aluminium, Glass
Quantity per pack
1 pc(s)
Number of filters
1 pc(s)
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
0810148704100
SKU:
ARTC-CP-49
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