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Filtershop.com.au > Hoya > Circular Polarizing Filters

Circular Polarizing Filters

These Filters work "Magic" on most outdoor pictures. Enhancing both Colour and B&W pictures with improved Colour and better Clarity.

Please select from the lens types below for specific product information and price lists.



Circular Polarising
These Filters have glass crystal embedded in a circular pattern to filter out "Dirty Light" which causes blurred edges and blending colours.
HMC Circular Polarising
These HMC filters have 3 coatings for reduced flare and are much better than the standard monocoated filters.
Super Quality Circular Polarising
Seven layers of multicoating is applied to the rear surface to eliminate image ghosting. Advanced thin selective film is used to guarantee perfectly circular polarised light with neutral colour balance. The low profile (just 5mm) makes this filter ideal for use with wide-angle zoom lenses.
Ultra UV-Circular Polarising
These Filters are Ultra thin to suit extreme Wide Angle Lenses. Combining UV and Polarising Functions they are threaded on the back only for slimness
PRO1D (Digital) Circular Polarising
These Filters are Digital Multi Coated to reduce lens flare and ghosting, come with a Black Almite Frame to reduce reflection, Black Rimmed Glass to reduce the chance of light reflecting off the edge, Low Profile Frame to help avoid vignetting on super wide angle lenses, and come with a UV Protected Case. Designed Exclusively for Digital Cameras
Linear Polarising
These filters have crystals embedded in a linear pattern, as the name implies. They are not normally used with Auto Focus Lenses and can cause problems with metering of image with some cameras. So it is best to choose a Circular Polariser instead

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Circular Polarizing Information
An external site that will help you with understand how circular polarizing filters work, and why they can help you and your photographs.