The Haida NanoPro UV Filter 62mm with Adapter Ringfrom Haida NanoPro UV Filter 62mm with Adapter Ringis a clear filter that provides general protection for a lens without altering the image quality. The filter features optical glass and is coated, making it resistant to water, oil, dust, fingerprints, and scratches, and it protects the lens from such elements and damage.

The filter magnetically attaches to the included magnetic adapter ring, allowing easy mounting and removal. First the adapter ring screws onto the front of lenses that have 62mm front filter threads, and the filter magnetically attaches to the adapter. The filter and adapter together weigh less than 1 oz.

The adapter can be left on the lens at all times, and it supports standard 62mm lens caps when the filter is removed.

Clear Filter for Lens Protection    Adapter Screws Onto 62mm Lens Threads    Filter Magnetically Attaches to Adapter    Optical Glass Filter    Resistant to Oil, Dust, Scratches    No Color Cast    Adapter Accepts 62mm Lens Caps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this kit come with the light barrier to fill in the space of the CPL if you dont want to use it?

A: Yes the Haida M10 Filter Holder Kit comes with Gaskets for Light-Blocking Seals.

Q: 2. Is there an adaptor ring for a 72mm thread?

A: There is the Haida 72mm Lens Adapter Ring for M10 Filter Holder, B&H # HAARM1072. https://bhpho.to/2oE5t5u

Q: 3. I have zeiss 55mm 1.8 , and I dont know wish filter size i should buy?

A: The Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Lens uses a 49mm filter size. The version filter you want than is, https://bhpho.to/3NZZxM1 .

Q: 4. Does the case pictured come with the kit?

A: The Haida M10 Filter Holder Kit with 77mm Adapter Ring, does come with the case pictured.

Q: 5. Does this set include the Light Sealing Ring?

A: The two included gaskets form the light seal.

Q: 6. I have a Canon 80D with 4 Canon lenses - all with 67mm filter threads: 18-135 IS USM, 10-18 IS STM, 100 L Macro, and 70-300 IS II USM. So I would just get the M10 Kit with the 67mm Adapter ring, right? But now I have added the Canon 85mm 1.4L IS USM lens that has 77mm threads. So which is the best way to go? Get the 67mm with a stepup adapter to 77mm? Or a 77mm kit with a step down adapter to 67mm? Or would both options be identical? Can the 67mm ring be stepped up to 77mm?

A: Since most of your lenses are 67mm, then get the kit with 67mm adapters and then just step up to 77mm or you can purchase the 77mm adapter ring separately, either way is fine.

Q: 7. Is this ring adapter compatible with Lee filter holder?

A: I am not sure, as I bought mine for the Cokin filters, which it works fine with... If this just slides into the Lee filter holder, it should work fine...HTH

Q: 8. Does this filter set come with the Light Sealing Ring?

A: The two included gaskets form the light seal.

Q: 9. Because I see the RF 135 f1.8 has convex front lens and it is almost beyond the edge. Want to know if this lens can be mounted?

A: Yes the B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (82mm) will fit the Canon RF 135mm f1.8 lens.

Q: 10. What is the difference between this filter and the B+W XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter?

A: Optically they are the same but the Master has knurled edges for a better grip. The XS-Pro version is not made anymore and the Master is the replacement.