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Constructed from premium-quality glass, this Insignia™ NS-CP58 58mm circular polarizer lens filter intensifies bright colors and reduces reflections and glare to help you capture brilliant shots, especially of outdoor landscapes.
Customers often highlight the quality, lens protection, and glare reduction capabilities of the 58mm Circular Polarizer Lens Filter. Many appreciate the vivid colors it produces and its ease of use, along with its compatibility and good fit with various camera lenses.
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Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Overall good quality build. Great for B&W photography. Makes the clouds pop.
Posted by Jnimrod
I'm a rank amateur with too much camera for my own good but the filter in a gymnasium setting seemed to bring out much sharper colors.
Posted by Mgmnet
If you ever wondered how people are able to take pictures through a glass tank or display like at a zoo, or take beach/lake landscapes during the day without having the water be a "mirror" for the sun, and the sky being so bright it ruins the image, this is exactly what you need! It works by rotating the ring (this is a MUST and is why the ring rotates) until the reflections are gone or minimized- there is only so much a CPL filter can do in general and this is of course a budget model as it could be in some cases 1/10 the cost of a "professional" filter. I am not a pro but i can say that this filter makes shots which would otherwise; have a blown out sky (too bright) or reflections on glass when im taking pictures through a window or something else, clear and much improved. It also works to bring down light such as bright clouds during the day time etc. so you can more better expose the picture and capture the whole scene and not just a small part of it (if you want to). I am using this on a beginner DSLR D3200 and am pretty satisfied especially at it's price point, i ALWAYS use it in daytime, at night it's only useful in a minority of situations for specific shots and effects. I included an image at a low resolution to be able to upload it however the effect of having the sky and water clear and the whole scene exposed relatively evenly shows the effect of the filter.
Posted by tkod