DHG (Digital High Grade) circular polarizing filters are often used for special situations. For example, when photographing objects behind glass, such as in a museum, the reflective effect of the glass can be suppressed using a polarizing filter. By turning the front section of the filter, you can choose whether the water is reflective or whether you want to photograph "in depth." Also consider photographing snow, plants, or through a window. Circular polarizing is ideal for landscape photography; by turning the filter, you can bring out different shades of blue. Another effect of using a polarizing filter is that a cloudy sky gains significantly more contrast.

• Made of extra strong tempered glass
• Provided with multiple coating
• Moisture/scratch/dirt resistant
• Easy to clean

DHG filters are ideal for special photographic situations where the reflective effect of glass needs to be suppressed. By turning the filter, you can create various effects, such as reflective water or a sense of depth. A circular polarizing filter is also suitable for landscape photography, where different shades of blue can be highlighted. The filter also enhances contrast in cloudy skies. Made of extra-strong tempered glass and featuring a multi-coating, DHG filters are resistant to moisture, scratches, and dirt. They are also easy to clean.