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B + W 72mm Circular Polarizer Multi Coated Glass Filter | 
 enlarge | Brand: B&W
Category: Photography
List Price: $260.59
Buy New: $109.92
You Save: $150.67 (58%)
New (6) from $109.92
Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 19.7 x 19.7
MPN: 66044843
Model: 66044843
UPC: 012440448434
EAN: 0012240448436
ASIN: B0000BZL8X
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Multi coated for flare prevention. | | • | Gives the same deep contrast and glare reducing properties to black and white photography. | | • | Combines with Red filters for incredibly dramatic black and white landcsapes. |
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Product Description
B+W Circular Polarizer is a highly efficient standard circular polarizing filter for all cameras with beam splitters in the light paths of their TTL exposure meter and with autofocus lenses. Circular polarization has the same pictorial effect as linear polarization, but allows for proper exposure metering and/or autofocus distance settings. B+W Polarizing Filters are available uncoated and with B+W's proprietary MRC coating.
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| Customer Reviews:
 This is not the Kaesemann circular polarizer September 30, 2008
Kurt Liu (Berkeley, CA)
If you're confused as I was, here's a tip:
This is the regular circular polarizer with Multi-Coating. The Kaesemann circular polarizer with Multi-Resistance Coating is the other item
http://www.amazon.com/Kaesemann-Circular-Polarizer-Coated-Filter/dp/B0000BZL8W/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1222740876&sr=8-3
It seems that the Kaesemann has a higher quality reputation, and since they're priced almost exactly the same as of now, I would buy the Kaesemann one.
polorized filter December 30, 2007
June M. Cody
1 out of 31 found this review helpful
It was a christmas gift and not used yet,but this form keeps coming to me so I filled it out. I can not rate it yet. It looks fine
 Great polizer to help make the sky and other colors pop! Sunsets too! November 27, 2007
Alaskan Photo Workshops & Tours (The Wonderous State of Alaska)
23 out of 25 found this review helpful
If you have quality glass, like the Canon L series, then you need quality filters. the B+W are made from ground optical glass, not a piece of plain glass like as you see in the tiffen and hoyas filters (even the expensive ones are still cheap grade glass). Only B+W and Heliopan put the time and $$ into making filters that are designed to be used with your quality lenses and not distort and reduce the optical quality of them. I have 2 MRC, 1 Kaesemann, and 1 slim one, and I love them. I have a Heliopan as well, and I prefer the B+W a little bit more as its a brass ring and not aluminum and thus does not bind up as easy, and thats important when you want to change filters quickly! I like the MRC the best of them all, the slim one is a pain since you cant put a normal canon lens cap on it, but the Heliopan slim one you can... If you use a cheap filter on a pro grade lens, you are wasting your money, on the lens and the filter as the filter just hurt your image quality, and thus you lowered the quality of your lens! In filters, like lenses, you get what you pay for!!!
I shoot in all kinda of weather conditions, from sunny and warm, to windy and cold or snowy, and I have never had any major issues with any of my B+W filters acting up! I prefer the MRC or even the Kaesemann over the entry level one, but even their entry level one is ground glass, so you still get a great quality filter at that price point.
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