The H&Y 49mm UV Thin HD MC Filter for Camerasfrom H&Y 49mm UV Thin HD MC Filter for Camerasis a general-use, clear filter designed to absorb ultraviolet light and reduce the bluish cast of daylight. Aside from the reduction of unwanted blue casts, no additional coloration or contrast is created, and adjustments to exposure are not required while using this filter. This UV filter features tempered, AGC glass that includes 18 layers of coatings to prevent internal ghosting and reflections as well as to provide an improved beading effect when in contact with water or oil for greater cleaning efficiency.

To minimize the potential for vignetting while remaining lightweight, this 49mm UV Thin HD MC Filter also features a durable, 1.1mm thick aluminum alloy filter ring.

Clear Protective Filter    Absorbs Ultraviolet Light    Reduces Bluish Cast of Daylight    1x Filter Factor, No Exposure Change    Tempered AGC Glass Construction    18-Layer Multi-Coating    Slim, 1.1mm Thick Filter Ring    49mm Front Filter Threads    Plastic Case

Does not require adjustments to exposure while in use

Constructed from tempered, AGC glass for increased optical clarity as well as color fidelity

Each glass surface includes 18 layers of coatings to prevent internal ghosting and reflections as well as to provide an improved beading effect when in contact with water or oil for greater cleaning efficiency

Slim, 1.1mm thick, aluminum alloy filter ring assembly helps to prevent vignetting, while remaining lightweight

49mm front filter threads allow for use with other filters

Plastic filter case for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the filter to use for Leica M8 to not get purple blacks? In other words the same as what Leica supplied for M8 buyers?

A: The B+W UV-IR Cut #486 MRC Basic Filter (49mm) blocks 88% of ultraviolet light waves and 95% of infrared light waves.

Q: 2. Can I still attach a Canon lens hood and lens cap with this filter attached?

A: Yes, most lens caps and hoods will still work while using the B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (82mm).

Q: 3. Hi,i have EOS 80D Canon with 18-200mm lens, what kind of filter do i need to use , what is the best?kind regards Gary

A: At the minimum, the Hoya NXT UV, although the HD series gives you excellent protection, as well.

Q: 4. Does this have the same thickness had the previous XS-Pro (slim) brass filter? Need that thickness or less due to vignetting.

A: B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (43mm) is 4mm thick which is the same as the B + W 43mm XS-Pro UV MRC Nano #010M Filter. However you could use any B+W filter with ultra wide angle lenses without vignetting.

Q: 5. Has anyone used this filter with an ultrawide lens? Is it thin enough to use on my 11-20mm?

A: You will not have any problems with vignetting when using this filter on the 11-20mm lens.

Q: 6. Read a few reviews saying the lens cap doesn't fit quite the same once the filter is on the lens? I'm getting it for a Sony 24-70 2.8 GM so I was hoping you can still put the cap on over the filter? Thanks for the help!

A: Yes the filter has a 82mm front thread, the same size as the original thread on the 24-70mm f/2.8 GM lens. The issue is that the thread on the filter is not as deep as the thread on the lens. Some lens caps are made for deep mounting. In that case it is advisable to get a shallow mount lens cap: https://bhpho.to/31qeltG

Q: 7. Do these filters still come in pouches full of lint?

A: The B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (77mm) does come in a pouch. But they are clean,

Q: 8. What material is the ring made of? The other two B+W 67mm uv filters list being made from brass.

A: The B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (62mm) does have a brass ring.

Q: 9. Is this lens cap designed only to attach to the included filter? Or can it be attached onto any 49 mm thread?

A: From the B&H Overview; " The snap-on lens cap is compatible with lenses and filters featuring 49mm female threads and provides a convenient layer of protection to the optical surface from a variety of elements."

Q: 10. Can a polarizing filter fit over the UV?

A: It should. Most filters have a female and male thread. So essentially you could stack many filters on top of one another. Obviously though there'd be some loss.