Platinum™ - 58mm Circular Polarizer Lens Filter
- General
- Brand: Platinum™
- Model Number: PT-MCCP58
- Product Name: 58mm Circular Polarizer Lens Filter
- Color: Clear
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 58 millimeters
- Product Weight: 0.32 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Universal
- Lens Compatibility: Most 58mm-diameter digital camera lenses
- Material
- Filter Material: Glass
- Features
- Lens Filter Type: Polarizer (A lens attachment that can improve image quality or viewing and keep the front element of the lens clean and safe. Some filters can be used for stylistic reasons or to improve color or light.)
- Shape: Circle
- Filter Attachment Type: Screw on
- Quantity: 1
- Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 1 year limited
- Warranty - Labor: 1 year limited
- Other
- UPC: 600603169649
Take stunning landscape shots with this Platinum PT-MCCP58 circular polarizer filter that features quality glass material to ensure efficient performance. The multicoated design minimizes internal lens flare and reflections, delivering enhanced contrast.
- Compatible with most 58mm-diameter digital camera lenses: For use with your existing lens.
- Circular polarizer filter: Provides improved color saturation for brilliant images. Ideal for outdoor landscape photography.
- Multicoated design: Reduces internal lens reflections and flare.
- Quality glass material: Ensures optimum performance.
- Ultrathin profile: Helps prevent image obstruction.
- Custom storage case: Enables simple portability.
Whats Included
- 58mm Circular Polarizer Lens Filter
Q: Does this lens fits for a canon eos rebel SLR
A: The type of camera and the lens focal length (i.e.: "55-250," etc.) really doesn't matter when talking about filter sizes. The way to determine what size filter you need for your lens is to look at the front face of the lens, at the thin rim around the lens itself. You'll see several groups of symbols, letters, and numbers. One of those is the one you need. It has a figure that looks like a zero with a vertical line through it, followed by a number (such as 58, or 52, etc., etc.). That number is the physical diameter in millimeters of the filter you need. One side of the filter will have as set of very fine threads that will allow it to screw into the fine set of threads that are on the front face of your lens.
Q: Would this work with a Nikon 58mm 70-300mm lense for a D3400?
A: I had it installed on my 58mm 70-300 lense for a nikon D5500.
Q: Will this work on my Fuji XF 35mm F2 lens shot on a Fuji XT30?
A: No that lens requires a 43 mm filter which are available.
Q: Does it work for a lumix dmc-fz150?
A: If it screws onto your camera, I would say yes. It's 58mm thread.
Q: Is this lens good for indoors or just outdoors?
A: It works better outdoors but it is a matter of trying it out in different events and situations
Q: Will this work on the canon Rabelais t6 ??
A: I think it would. I bought for my Canon Rebel. It’s a 58 mm filter.
A: The camera's light sensor, which ever one you have, is light sensitive just like your eyes. If you expose this camera to straight sun light, you will probably totally or partially ruin this sensor. Your eyes will be fine using the LCD, but the sensor is looking right at the sun. Don't do it.
Q: Will this work for the solar eclipse
A: It barely polarizes natural light at 5pm. I wouldn't waste your time or money. Go with a pro brand.
