Polarising filters (CPL)

How does a circular polarisation filter (CPL) work in practice?

The CPL filter filters out polarised light and allows the desired direction of light to pass through. In this way, it eliminates distracting reflections and darkens the sky, creating a clearer, deeper and more colourful image.

When to use a CPL filter?

• Landscape and outdoor photography: deeper skies, brighter clouds, richer colours in nature
• Water and glass reflection removal: reveal the details beneath the surface
• Overall improvement in contrast and saturation: objects and surfaces stand out more clearly
• Avoid using: Low light (CPL reduces light by up to 2 stops), panorama (uneven effect distribution), ultra wide angle lenses (>24 mm)

Brands & size range

High quality CPL strainers available in different diameters and models: NiSi, Polarpro, Hoya. Choose the diameter of the filter coil of your lens (e.g. 67 mm, 72 mm, 77 mm, etc.) to find the right filter easily.

Customer experiences and tips

> ”I'd say it's pretty necessary, I use one on way more shots than without. Especially if there's water, leaves or wet surfaces... It'd have to be the most used filter in landscape photography, and it's the only one that you can't do in post processing.”
> - Reddit user from the landscape photography community

Washable, intuitive and powerful - CPL is a practical tool for many photographers.

Order easily from Foto Monza

When you order a CPL filter from Foto Monza, you get fast delivery, a 30-day return policy and reliable service. If you need help choosing the right filter, chat or email us info@fotomonza.com will be happy to help.