Φίλτρο φακού κάμερας Hama 00072567 67 mm μαύρο

The Hama 00072567 67 mm Black camera lens filter is a circular polarising filter designed for photographers who want improved colour saturation and reduced reflections. It fits lenses with a 67 mm thread and combines a polariser effect with UV filtration and basic single-layer coatings on both sides, meeting ProClass***** glass quality standards. The filter increases contrast and depth, darkens skies, brightens clouds and makes colours appear clearer while also offering protection for the front element of the lens.

Advantages

This 67 mm Hama circular polariser removes non-metallic reflections from water, plastic and glass when rotated to the optimal position, enhances colour saturation and contrast, and includes UV filtering. It uses ProClass***** glass with one coating per side for reliable optical quality and a slim, black mount that is compatible with a wide range of lenses.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography — enhancing skies and foliage
• Water and outdoor scenes — reducing surface reflections
• General-purpose use — improving contrast and colour saturation
• Protecting front lens elements from dust and light scratches

Key specifications

• Brand: HAMA
• Model / MPN: 00072567
• EAN: 4007249725677
• Filter type: Circular polarising filter with UV filtering
• Diameter / Thread size: 67 mm
• Glass quality: ProClass*****
• Coating: Normal (one layer each side)

How to use

Screw the filter onto a lens with a 67 mm thread. Rotate the outer ring while observing the scene through the viewfinder or live view until reflections are reduced and the desired increase in colour saturation and contrast is achieved; the best polarising effect is typically reached at a 30–40° angle to reflective surfaces. Use the filter like a protective screw-in filter when not actively adjusting the polarisation.

Recommendations

For strongest polarisation when photographing reflective surfaces such as water or glass, aim for a 30–40° shooting angle relative to the reflecting plane. Check framing while rotating the filter to avoid uneven sky darkening in wide-angle compositions, and store the filter in a protective case when not in use.