The 62mm K&F Concept Nano-X Magnetic Black Mist Filter 1/8 62mmcomes with a magnetic adapter ring and a magnetic lens cap in a compact storage case. The 62mm adapter ring screws onto lenses that have 62mm front filter threads. The black diffusion filter then magnetically attaches to the adapter ring and is just as easily removed when you want to swap in a different magnetic filter from K&F. The lens cap can be magnetically attached to the diffusion filter when you're done shooting. The lens cap is also threaded for direct attachment to lenses.

The black diffusion filter softens wrinkles, blemishes, and other facial characteristics that are easily picked up by a digital camera. The result is a more film-like, dreamy image with less contrast. The 1/8 filter has a transmittance rate of 87% without a negative impact on image quality. The filter features glass optics with 28 layers of coating that ensure optimal image quality and protect from water, oil, and scratches. The aluminum frame of the filter is ultraslim and has a knurled exterior so you can better grip it with your fingers.

Softens Wrinkles and Blemishes    Provides Low-Contrast Dreamy Look    Magnetic Black Diffusion Glass Filter    Ultraslim Knurled Aluminum Filter Frame    28 Layers of Coating    87% Light Transmittance    Magnetic Adapter Ring    Magnetic and Threaded Lens Cap    Storage Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this filter LESS durable that the version WITHOUT the additional Nano coating layer (66-66070222)? According to the information from Schneider Optics the maker of B+W filters: However, a surface structure in the order of nanometers would be mechanically extremely sensitive, if it could be manufactured at all with the required precision. Its cavities could fill up with very fine particles and their peaks could break off or be worn off so that the water-repelling effect is cancelled out there.

A: According to B+W, The nano coating is an outer layer of protection that comes standard with all XS-Pro Digital MRC filters. The nanotechnology based characteristic (lotus effect) produces a better beading effect with water making the cleaning of this filter even simpler and faster than ever before. MRC nano has an improved outer (8th) layer over regular MRC. That being said, non-Nano coated B+W filters still remain quite durable and you shouldn't have any issue in using them.

Q: 2. The description mentions that it has a thin ring . Others have mentioned that a thin ring prevents the use of a normal lense cap . Also that thin ring prevents the use of another filter to be attached to the front of the UV filter . Does B&W make 72mm filter that addresses these issues ?

A: I have not had any issues with a lens cap with this UV filter in place. The filter works beautifully. As for attaching other filters, I rarely attach other filters but this UV filter does have threading to allow attachment of additional filters. You could also remove this filter pretty easily and attach another filter as needed. Hope that helps..

Q: 3. Can I use this with Canon 70-200 mm f/2.8 (version III) lens with Hood or can still be able to close the cap?

A: If one uses the B+W 77mm XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter with the Canon 70-200mm f2.8 (version III) with the hood, one should still be able to close the cap.

Q: 4. Does this filter cause vignette with 16 mm lens?

A: No.

Q: 5. I’m a little confused, do we need an extra aluminium ring to tight the filters to the lens ?

A: If the lens has a front threaded size of 82mm, this filter would fit right into that.

Q: 6. Would the lens cap of the Sony RX10 mark 3 fit when using this filter?

A: There seems to be a mix up here with cameras. I do not own the Sony RX10. I have the Sony RX100 IV. Perhaps another Sony RX10 owner will come forward to answer your question.

Q: 7. will this fit and work with the Leica Type 109 with self closing lens cap?

A: I've seen one person over on dpreview report being able to use a thin ring filter with the 109's twin sister, the LX-100 when using the auto cap. Panasonic says filters cannot be used with it. Quite a few have reported it causes the lens to jam as it retracts when powered off. I've read of at least one person saying it caused damage to the zoom, so I wouldn't try it. The auto cover is kind of gimmicky anyway. Many who have it say it still lets in some dust and debris though the slits. I've had multiple cameras for forty years and never lost a removable cap. If that's a concern, buy an extra one. I don't use those retaining strings either. Invariably, it will dangle in front of the lens on that once in a lifetime shot! As for the filter, no complaints whatsoever. Like all the German filters I've used, they're worth every penny. It fits my LX-100 and there are no problems using it with the standard cap when powering off. However, I always power off first, then put the cap on, which you can't do with the auto cap, because that defeats its purpose.

Q: 8. What's the actual weight of this filter?

A: The B+W 67mm XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter weights in at 0.04 pounds.

Q: 9. What's the difference between the 007 version and the 010 version?

A: The difference between the B+W 67mm XS-Pro Clear MRC-Nano 007 Filter (B&H # BWCXSP67) and the B+W 67mm XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter (B&H # BWUVXSP67) is the Clear MRC-Nano 007 Filter is a completely clear filter that has no filtration whatsoever, and is used simply for its protection properties and ease of cleaning. The UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter may also be used for protection and cleaning needs, but in addition to the above, it is also designed to absorb/block ultraviolet light, which reduces the bluish cast of daylight, and reduces atmospheric haze. . In bright daylight, near bodies of water or snow, in high atmospheres, and in some urban situations, a UV haze filter may also assist in cutting through atmospheric haze to assist you in obtaining a higher quality image. In regards to urban situations, ALL haze may not be eliminated as some urban haze is due to smog and/or air pollution, and not due primarily to UV reflection.​ Other than one being clear and one having UV haze filtration, the filter size and the brass filter ring would be identical. Both use high-quality Schott glass for increased optical clarity and color fidelity and have a thin brass ring designed to reduce/eliminate vignetting on full-frame lenses up to 24mm wide, or on APS-C sensor lenses up to 18mm wide, or on Micro Four Thirds lenses up to 12mm wide

Q: 10. Will this filter work with a CoolPix A and a Nikon UR-E24 filter adapter and an HN-CP18 lens hood set?The filter adapter takes a 46mm filter so that should work just fine. However, I wonder if the lens hood will fit over the filter?

A: Yes, the Nikon UR-E24 Filter Adapter and HN-CP18 Lens Hood Set for COOLPIX A Camera (Black) B&H # NIURE24B MFR # 25874 is compatible with the Nikon COOLPIX A Digital Camera.With the adapter you can attach most 46mm filters.