Introducing the MRC8 Credit Filter, expertly designed to eliminate unwanted glare and ghosting during long exposures. Our MRC8 boasts a hardness surpassing the glass itself, providing a scratch-resistant layer that shields against the demands of frequent fieldwork.
The X2 ND (Neutral Density) Filter, with its remarkable 6-stop H-K9L optical glass from Japan, promises unmatched sharpness and quality. Crafted from eco-friendly aluminum and featuring a matte black finish, our X2 traction frame absorbs reflections, ensuring superior image quality.
Our cutting-edge Nanotec coating repels dirt, water, and other elements, keeping your lens spotless. Built to endure the most challenging conditions, the weather-sealed X2 ND filter is compatible with all 52mm camera lenses. Check your lens thread size to ensure a perfect fit.
Rest easy with our 25-year support guarantee, free from craftsmanship defects. Register your X2 online to link your serial number and benefit from ongoing support and product enhancements.
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High-Quality Materials
Crafted from MRC8, H-K9L glass, ensuring durability and clear image results. -
Minimal Color Shift
Users report very little discernible color shift in photographs. -
Excellent Fitting
Fits perfectly on various lenses and adapts easily without excessive tightening. -
Top Image Quality
Zero degradation in image quality, with outstanding photographic results. -
Advanced Craftsmanship
The nano-coating and ultra-slim design enhance the filter's performance and handling.
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Mid-High Price Range
Considered expensive compared to other filters in the market. -
Mounting Difficulty
Some users find the threading system cumbersome and would prefer a magnet-based attachment. -
Scratching Potential
Reports of noticeable scratches after heavy use, despite no impact on photo quality. -
Tight Unthreading
Experience of polarizing filters getting stuck together, requiring extra effort to separate. -
Lack of Detailed Comparisons
Insufficient side-by-side comparisons between different filter series (X1, X2, X4) leading to buying uncertainty.
