Hama ympyräpolarisaatiosuodatin, 37,0 mm, pinnoitettu, musta ympyräpolarisaatiosuodatin 37 mm

Circular Polarising Filter Hama 37mm improves colour saturation and contrast while acting as a UV filter. Designed for both amateur and professional photographers, the filter reduces non-metallic reflections and enhances image depth; the best results appear when shooting at an angle of about 30–40° to the reflective surface. The filter uses a ProClass glass standard and has a normal single-layer coating on each side.

Advantages

The Hama 37mm circular polariser increases colour clarity and contrast, makes skies appear bluer and clouds whiter, and reduces reflections from water, glass and plastic depending on filter rotation. It includes a UV filtering effect, a coated black finish for reduced flare, and ProClass optical glass for reliable image quality.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography
• Outdoor and travel photography
• Photographing water surfaces, glass and other reflective materials
• Amateur and professional camera use with 37mm filter thread

Key specifications

• Model: Circular Polarising Filter Hama 37mm
• Filter thread: 37 mm
• Glass standard: ProClass
• Coating: one layer per side (normal coating)
• Additional: acts as UV filter
• Brand: HAMA
• MPN: 00072537
• EAN: 4007249725370

How to use

Screw the filter onto a lens with a 37 mm thread. Rotate the outer ring while observing the scene through the viewfinder or live view until reflections are reduced and desired contrast is achieved; the strongest polarising effect is typically observed when the camera is at a 30–40° angle to the reflective surface. Adjust exposure if necessary, as the polariser can reduce light transmission.

Recommendations

Use the polariser for landscape shots to deepen sky colour and remove surface reflections; avoid using it on wide-angle lenses when foreground polarisation or uneven sky darkening is unwanted. When not in use, store the filter in a protective case to keep the ProClass glass and coatings free from scratches and dust.