K&F Concept 67mm Clip-on CPL Phone Camera Lens Filter Kit, Circular Polarizer Polarizing Filter Compatible with iPhone 16 15 14 13 12 11

Overview

• Brand : K&F Concept
• Photo Filter Thread Size : 67 Millimeters
• Coating Description : Multi Coating
• Photo Filter Effect Type : Polarizer
• Water Resistance Level : Not Water Resistant

About this item

• Shoot Like A Pro DSLR: This clip-on CPL filter kit from K&F Concept includes a K&F Concept Nano-K series CPL filter and a clip for phone, it is fit for travel shots, street photography, outdoor landscape, and time-lapse photography, Instagram, weddings, vacations, and other fun shooting, etc.
• K&F Concept 67mm Nano-K Series CPL Filter: Made of Japanese imported AGC glass, no effect on the image color, and restores the natural color. Adopt 18-layer MRC coating, which reduces reflection, and glare and improves color saturation and contrast.
• Enhance Color & Contrast: CPL filter can enhance the color and contrast, and remove non-metallic reflections such as water, and glass to show the true color, especially used in white cloud and blue sky photography.
• Wide Compatibility: The clip can be clamped on most smartphones to take pictures like a professional SLR camera, even with a phone case. The 67mm CPL filter can also work with DSLR cameras with ø 67mm lens thread.
• Quick Install & Easy Operation: Simply screw the filter on the phone clip, then clamp it on your phone, during a photo shoot, easily rotate the filter and adjust the shooting angle to get the best polarizing effect.
• Usage Tips: 1. If you are the first time to use, you can use the LCD screen to practice, and observe the effect of contrast, you will find that the LCD screen appears from bright to dark while you rotate the CPL filter's adjust ring 2. Do not face the direct light or the sun 3. To eliminate the reflection of the water surface, it is best to let the lens and the water surface at an angle of 45 degrees 4. The best direction to shoot the sky--thumb and forefinger at 90 degrees, forefinger pointing to the sun, thumb direction is the best shooting direction