Haida
Haida 52mm NanoPro Magnetic Circular Polarizer Filter
A magnetic circular polarizer that cuts glare and haze, supplied with an adapter ring for 52mm threads and stackable with other magnetic filters
- Eliminates reflections and glare with circular polarisation
- Reduces atmospheric haze for clearer landscape shots
- Magnetic mount attaches instantly to included adapter ring
- Stacks with other magnetic filters without vignetting
- NanoPro coating resists water and smudges for easy cleaning
Polarising filter for 52 mm threads
This 52 mm NanoPro circular polariser cuts glare from water, glass and foliage while deepening blue skies. It screws onto the supplied magnetic adapter ring and can be combined with other Haida magnetic filters without vignetting.
Landscape shooters who want fast filter changes
Photographers needing quick attachment will benefit from the magnetic system, while the polarising effect suits outdoor scenes. Videographers requiring variable ND or shooters using non-52 mm lenses without step-up rings should consider other options.
Check your lens thread size before ordering
Confirm the front of your lens is marked 52 mm or plan to use a step-up ring. Ensure the combined filter stack does not exceed your lens hood clearance, and remember the polariser reduces light by roughly one to two stops.
Highlights
- Eliminates reflections and glare with circular polarisation
- Reduces atmospheric haze for clearer landscape shots
- Magnetic mount attaches instantly to included adapter ring
- Stacks with other magnetic filters without vignetting
- NanoPro coating resists water and smudges for easy cleaning
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 52mm filter thread match my lens diameter?
The filter is built for a 52mm front thread; check the Ø marking on your lens barrel or cap to confirm it matches.
Will the magnetic adapter ring let me keep a standard screw-on filter on the lens?
The magnetic adapter replaces the screw thread, so a conventional screw-on filter cannot stay mounted at the same time.
How can I verify the polariser is cutting glare after I snap it on?
Rotate the filter while viewing a reflective surface or blue sky — glare should drop and sky colour deepen at the optimal angle.
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