The 52mm Okko Lite CPL Filter 52mm for Photographyallows you to filter out unwanted reflection from water, snow, or glass, and eliminate haze for crisper images to capture rich, clear shots in challenging bright conditions. This affordable, adjustable filter allows you to control polarization for color saturation and greater contrast. Featuring a glass thickness of 2.4mm and an optical density of 0.3.

Aluminum Frame

Okko Lite CPL filters reduce haze, allowing you to achieve greater color and tonal saturation for clearer images with better contrast.

Constructed from high quality, matte black aluminum and designed for use with the lens cap attached.

Ultra-thin frame minimizes the vignetting effect on wide angle lenses.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. No 49mm?

A: The smallest size available for the Sensei Quick Clip Lens Hood is 52mm. If you require a similar lens hood for a 49mm lens, you would instead have to consider the Sensei 49mm Screw-on Tulip Lens Hood, B&H # SELHSC49

Q: 2. Are Canon 250D and 500D Close up lenses compatible with Canon EF 50mm f/2.5 Compact Macro Lens?

A: Yes, the following lens offers a 52mm thread size.

Q: 3. What is the length/height of this long lens hood?

A: It is 1 3/8 inches not including the threads.

Q: 4. I have a Nikon lens (AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 55-200 mm, 52 mm diameter). My daughter likes to take close-up photos, and really wants to get in close on small objects. Is this Canon 250D the best option among screw-on close-up lenses or are there better options? We're not ready for a macro lens costing many hundred $.

A: The Canon 250D close up filter is a very nice close up filter, but I dont feel it is as optimal when used on this particular type of lens. It is better when coupled with a fixed focal/prime lens and best when combined with macro lenses. For the about the same cost, we offer a product called Extension Tubes which are hollow tubes that mount between the camera and the lens, creating a shorter minimum focus distance and increased magnification of the lens. We sell a set of 3 that can be mixed and matched to achieve the effect you want. They are best when manually focused. See the link below for details on the recommendation:http://bhpho.to/18FdzXT

Q: 5. Will this work for a Tokina 28-70mm f2.8?

A: No idea if it will fit a Tokina. I got mine for a Nikkor 35-80mm lens. The filter size should be on your lens. If it says 52mm filter, hten it should it. If all else, call cusomer service. They are very helpfull and knoledgable. I have in the past with success.

Q: 6. I have a Canon A590IS and would like to take closer macro photosI see you have the Canon 250D and the B+W Macro Close-up. What is the difference between these? Do I need an adapter to mount either?Can the filter be left in place when the camera is shut down? If so, is the filter exposed to damage when the camera is shut down? How does the auto-focus know that this filter is in place?

A: I am sorry that I can't help you with your question as I bought the lens as a gift.

Q: 7. will it work with the Canon RF 35 1.8 STM?

A: Yes, the LH-QC52 lens hood will work with the Canon RF 35 1.8 STM lens.

Q: 8. will this work with a 40mm voightlander f1.2 lens?

A: Yes, if the lens you have has 52mm filter threads.

Q: 9. Will this work with Nikon 300mm PF VR f4 and Nikon D7200 DSLR ?

A: The Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm f/4E PF ED VR Lens has 77 mm filter thread so the Canon 52mm 250D Close-up Lens will not be compatible.

Q: 10. Will 52 short hood give the vignetting on 24 mm lens (APC-S)?

A: It is possible to get a vignette on a 24mm lens. It would be best to give it a try as many factors come into play that could affect this combination.