The silver, 62mm Kase KW Revolution Magnetic CPL Filter 62mm Silver Ringis part of Kase's color-coded KW Revolution filter system, based on the earlier Wolverine series and fully compatible with Wolverine filters. The KW Revolution system features CPL and different grades of ND filters, all with color-coded filter frames for easy identification and swapping. The CPLs, including this 62mm circular polarizer, are color-coded silver.

This circular polarizing filter helps reduce reflections and glare by filtering out light that has become polarized due to reflections. This results in a noticeable reduction of glare and reflections from nonmetallic surfaces and increased saturation of skies and foliage.

Color-Coded Magnetic Filter with Adapter    Stackable    Front-Threaded    Compatible with Kase Wolverine Filters    Shock-Resistant Glass    No Color Cast

• Shock-resistant optical glass
• Durable water-resistant coating for easy cleaning
• Front-threaded for use with conventional filters
• Includes 62mm magnetic mounting ring
• Compatible with 62mm Inlaid Adapter Ring, available separately
• NOTE: Wolverine magnetic filters are compatible with the standard magnetic mounting ring but are not compatible with the Inlaid Adapter Ring

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Please can someone tell me what NXT stands for in Hoya NXT polarizer filters?Thanks for tour kind attention, regardsYves T

A: It does not have any actual meaning. It is simply the designation for the next series of filters that can only be found in the US.

Q: 2. Can this light be attached to the camera and sync'd for flash photography?

A: The Godox Round Mini RGB LED Magnetic Light (Silver) BH #GOR1SLV can not be made to sync with a camera for flash.

Q: 3. What country are Hoya filters made in?

A: The Hoya 67mm NXT Circular Polarizer Filter is manufactured in the Philippines.

Q: 4. Does it include a 7786mm and a 8286mm step-up ring or a 7782mm and a 8286mm ring?

A: I purchased the 86mm white balance cap a few months ago for my 24-70/f2.8 Tamron lens, which has 82mm threads. It came with two step-up rings, one 77 to 86mm, the other 82 to 86mm. I use the latter ring on my Tamron lens, and just hold it in front for smaller lenses.JackM

Q: 5. i'm new to photography. can i stack this filter with a protective clear filter or uv filter? i use a nikon d5300 and a af-p dx nikkor 70-300 ed vr telephoto

A: Yes you can stack the filters but in general it is recommended to only use either the clear filter or the polarizer. When you stack more layers of glass, you increase the risk of light flares and ghosting in the photo.

Q: 6. Best polarizing filter for Fuji XT3

A: This Hoya filter is good as well as the B+W brand filter. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/34wEADH

Q: 7. Are the magnets strong enough to securely hold a CPL and an ND filter?

A: Yes, the magnets in the Kase CPL Filter for Nikon NIKKOR Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Lens (112mm) are strong enough to stack multiple filters on top of it.

Q: 8. How many stops for this filter?

A: The Kase CPL Filter for Nikon NIKKOR Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S Lens (112mm) blocks about 1-1.5 stops of light depending on the amount of polarization.

Q: 9. How does this item work with iPhones?

A: The Godox Round Mini RGB LED Magnetic Light works independently from an iPhone. All controls are on the light itself.

Q: 10. Is it normal for a circular polarizer to have movement once attached to the lens?

A: Define movement. It screws on and that should be tight (no movement). The filter itself turns to orient the angle of the polarization (as opposed to a non circular polarizing filter which only really works when shooting in landscape mode)