KODAK 46mm Filter Set Pack of 3 Premium UV, CPL & ND4 Filters for Various Photo-Enhancing Effects, Absorb Atmospheric Haze, Reduce Glare & Prevent Overexposure, Slim, Multi-Coated Glass & Mini Guide

The beauty of life, captured. A great photographer is always in the right place, at the right time—with the right filter! Capture the moment and hone your craft like never before with this premium 3-Pack of Filters from KODAK. Designed for everyone from beginners to professionals, our comprehensive collection features a filter for every occasion: the ultraviolet filter protects the lens and cuts through atmospheric haze, neutralizing color and improving contrast fidelity; the circular polarizing filter removes reflections from glass and water for unparalleled clarity and increased color saturation; and the neutral density filter controls exposure, improves depth of field, captures motion of moving objects, and renders water with that stunningly smooth, misty, silky appearance. Comprised of a hard-wearing aluminum ring and durable Japanese glass, each filter is finished with a multi-layer coating process to protect against UV damage, and other coMMon environmental threats. Still, despite their formidable construction, the filters are super slim and lightweight—an ideal choice for on-the-go shutterbugs. Use them to safeguard your lens, upgrade your scenic images, or experiment with breathtaking visual effects. Your purchase also includes a retro storage case, microfiber cleaning cloth and mini guide for learning more about the fabulous world of filters. So, photography enthusiasts—ready to click with confidence? Add a 3-Pack Filter Set from KODAK to your cart today!

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