Match the right filter with your lens

Camera Lens Filters improve the image quality of your photos by reducing glare and reducing the amount of light reaching the sensor. In addition, they can change or enhance colors. However, filters must be installed at the right time for the best results. The filters are essentially a piece of coated glass that goes inside the lens frame. They vary in price from a few dollars to several hundred dollars.

In order to match the right filter with your lens, you need to know the diameter of your camera lens. To determine this, you can refer to the lens specs. There will be a symbol on the spec sheet with a line through it. This symbol will give you the correct filter size. You can also check your camera's manual to determine the size of the filter.

Green.L 49-82mm Camera Lens Filter ND4 ND8 ND16 Gray Gradual Filter

Size: 49mm-82mm

Color: Black

Ring Material: Aluminum Alloy

Filter Material: Optical Glass

Function: Protect Lens

Feature: Waterproof

Packing: Plastic Box

Logo: Customized Welcome

MOQ: 10PCS, US $11.50--$22.50

You can also use polarisers or UV filters to reduce glare and reflections. These can improve photos taken in bright conditions and on a reflective surface. The main disadvantage of polarising filters is that they won't be as effective when the light source is at a 90deg angle.

Regardless of the type of filter you choose, there are different combinations for different purposes. For example, a close-up filter will make an object look like a star. A close-up filter can also increase detail. However, a close-up filter won't give you the optical quality of a macro lens.