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10For this high-end polarizing  lter the foil pieces are selected individually for maximum color neutrality. Followi

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11Radiant white clouds against a deep blue sky or saturated fall colors are no coincidence. Polarizing lters block the bluish gray veil from the diff

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12Gray lters or neutral density (ND) lters are used if too much light re-stricts creative possibilities. They reduce the light in accordance with th

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1This quite strong gray  lter reduces the light by up to three f-stops, equivalent to a  lter factor of 8x. It offer

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14With +4 diopters this close-up lens is pretty powerful. With a focal length of 0 mm it attains an image scale of approx. 1:.

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1Without a close-up lens the minimum focus is usually not sufcient Close-up lenses reduce the minimum focus, producing clear detailsWould you like t

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16The term “soft focus attachment” does not do justice to this soft lter. The lter delivers sharp pictures which are softly overlaid with unsharpnes

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1A special soft focus attachment with irregularly distributed micro-lenses on precisely plane-parallel clear glass.

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18Extremely well de ned clouds and a full-bodied instead of milky tone in the sky – this already stronger grad-uat

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1Gray graduated lters are colorless and compensate excessive contrasts between the sky and the landscape. Clouds gain denition, sky blue acquires d

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These two special lters perform contrasting tasks. The UV/IR Blocking Filter 486 blocks unwanted ultraviolet and infrared light components that can p

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21This  lter blocks visible light (up to 800 mm) almost completely. It is dark red, almost black. With analog I

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22The trend towards ultra-compact design in (zoom) lenses does not always leave enough room for a normal 

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2The quality of high-grade lters is determined by various criteria. Many pho-tographers are aware that the plane parallelism and transmission proper

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24If photo equipment is to include lenses with different  lter thread di-ameters, the B+W adapter rings can adapt  lters

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2Collapsible lens hoods are made of high-grade rubber. Their advan-tage compared to  xed lens hoods made of plastic or met

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26Hard plastic cap with two spring-loaded plastic claws opposite each other that engage the front thread of the

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2These  lter pouches are made of padded, heavy-duty and water-re-pellent nylon fabric with practical Velcro fasteners and

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28                                                  

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2                                                           

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

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0M 4.0 x 0.M 2.0 x 0.M .0 x 0.M 8.0 x 0.M 60.0 x 0.M 62.0 x 0.M 6.0 x 0.M 2.0 x 0.M .0 x 0.M 82.0 x 0.

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1PublisherJos. Schneider Optische Werke GmbHBusiness Unit B+W FiltersRingstraße 132 | D-55543 Bad Kreuznachwww.schneiderkreuznach.comCopyIdeaTorial R

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Jos. Schneider Optische Werke GmbHBusiness Unit B+W FiltersRingstraße 12 | D-4 Bad KreuznachTel.: +4 61 601122Fax: +4 61 60102lter@schneide

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4Particularly in digital photography, B+W  lters are important tools for im-proving image quality.

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Behind the globally recognized B+W lter quality is a continuous process of optimization and quality control which already begins with the raw glass

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6The important role played by the lter mount and its mechanically complex task are often underestimated. Although mounts are supposed to x the high

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Close-up and macro lenses provide a simple way of exploring new motif worlds. With infrared lters you make the invisible visible and create artisti

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8This  lter ful ls the desire of many photographers for pure lens protec-tion without a  lter effect. Its only funct

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UV 010 MRC: Front lens protection and more brillianceActive photography demands a great deal of cameras and lenses. It there-fore makes sense to prot

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