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Nikon 2390 52mm Circular Polarizing Filter

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Brand Nikon
Material Glass
Photo Filter Thread Size 52 Millimeters
Coating Description Multi Coating
Photo Filter Effect Type Polarizer
Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions 3.7"L x 2.3"W

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  • Glass lens filter
  • Fits most lenses with 52mm thread diameter
  • Reduces reflections on non-metallic surfaces
  • Increases contrast between objects
  • Adjustment ring provides a range of effects
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Picture quality
4.8
4.3
4.5
4.1
4.5
Value for money
4.4
4.8
4.2
4.2
3.9
For landscape photography
5.0
4.7
4.5
4.3
Auto focus
4.3
4.5
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52 millimeters
photo filter effect
Polarizer
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Polarizer
Ultraviolet, Polarizer
Ultraviolet, Polarizer
Polarizer
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Product Description

Polarizing filters are used to select which light rays enter your camera lens. These filters remove unwanted polarized light that reflects from surfaces such as water or glass. The polarizer also visibly saturates colors for striking effects, especially with transparency film. The range of effects is easy to preview in your camera's viewfinder; simply compose the picture and rotate the filter. Wirelessly transfer or print your images as they are shot via 802.11b/g speeds up to 20m away (Wireless printing requires PD-10 Wireless Printer Adapter) Rotary Multi Selector makes feature selection fast and easy Voice memos In Camera Red-Eye Fix Face Priority AF 23MB Internal Memory; SD Memory Card Slot An SD Card is NOT included, therefore we suggest purchasing an Optional 512MB memory card. It will allow you to store a lot more Video and images, as well as take advantage of the camera's high resolution abilities. PictBridge compatible for printing images without a computer USB and A/V interface (A/V with COOL-STATION) Approximate Unit Dimensions (w x h x d) - 3.7 x 2.3 x 0.8 inches / Unit Weight - 4.8 ounces (without battery and SD memory card)

Customer reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 out of 5
365 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, fit and color of the camera lens filter. For example, they mention it's well-machined, adds picture quality and beauty, and brings photos to life. That said, they appreciate the polarization and reflection. That being said, opinions are mixed on the value.

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68 customers mention68 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the filter. They mention that it is an excellent product, well-machined, and sturdy. The glass seems to be of optical quality and the filter performs well. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...Results are as advertised, true colors, very clear image. I got some flare with it but not as much as with the Tiffen...." Read more

"...The frame is also made of quality metal, light yet sturdy. In addition, the filter is weather/water-proof. How do I know all these?..." Read more

"works great, I can always trust Nikon optics!" Read more

"...The filter's multi-coating minimizes reflections and the glass seems to be of optical quality...." Read more

27 customers mention25 positive2 negative

Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the filter. They mention that it adds picture quality and beauty, gives your pictures a great burst of color, and has enhanced the quality of their pictures tremendously. Customers also say that the filter brings their photos to life with vivid colors and a very clear image. It's great for landscape shots and allows sharper detail in the landscape. Overall, customers are happy with the product and recommend it to others.

"...Results are as advertised, true colors, very clear image. I got some flare with it but not as much as with the Tiffen...." Read more

"...The Nikon polarizing filter wins every time. The filter allows sharper detail in the landscape by effectively removing reflecting light from the..." Read more

"...I have several other brand polarizer but this one is one of the best looking ones...." Read more

"...The sky looks noticeably blue and colors look saturated and haze is minimized...." Read more

19 customers mention19 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the fit of the filter. They mention that it fits perfectly on their Nikon D40, with the appropriate thread size. The filter ring adjusts easily and doesn't creep from where they set it. It attaches firmly and the slim design is fantastic.

"...There is no need to tighten it down much, it will stay on right away so I go very easy on it and so far I have always been able to unscrew it with..." Read more

"...This filter appears to be a quality product and fits my camera's lenses fine. I'm just not versed in the best way to use it yet...." Read more

"...so you can grip it to get it on/off and adjust, and you can even still attach a lens cap...." Read more

"...I think the Nikon filter measures up well...." Read more

18 customers mention14 positive4 negative

Customers like the color of the filter. They say it intensifies colors, helps the sky appear blue, and makes the ocean clear. The effects are perfect, making color pop and increasing contrast. It also shows more nuances in shadows, making the sky nicer. Customers can use it indoors and no effect can be seen on cloudy days.

"...Results are as advertised, true colors, very clear image. I got some flare with it but not as much as with the Tiffen...." Read more

"...good; however, the Nikon polarizing filter contrasts and saturates colors a little (emphasis on "little") more in conjunction with the Sony RX100..." Read more

"...My skies are more blue and the colors are more vibrant. I took lots of pics at the Grand Canyon with my Nikon D80 w Nikkor 18-135mm lens...." Read more

"...is that depending on the angle of sunlight you may get uneven sky darkening effect on a wide angle lens...." Read more

18 customers mention15 positive3 negative

Customers like the filter. They say it's very good, works amazing, and has no problems.

"The filter is very good but I had to order from B&H to finally get one. The original was mishandled by the post office and returned to the sender...." Read more

"...It is a great filter and well worth the money I would pay more if something was to happen to it." Read more

"I bought this filter for a trip to Greece. The filter worked amazing bringing out the blue in the skys and the water. I love this filter!..." Read more

"...I have had no problems with the filter." Read more

15 customers mention15 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the polarization of the camera lens filter. They mention that it has effective polarizing power to saturate colors and reflect light. Some say that the ring can be turned easily and that it is a superior filter for anyone's kit.

"...At the same time, it has amazing polarizing power to saturate colors and reflect lights...." Read more

"...Both polarizing filters are very good; however, the Nikon polarizing filter contrasts and saturates colors a little (emphasis on "little") more in..." Read more

"...A superior filter for anyone's kit! NOTE: because of the multi-coating, this filter should only be cleaned with alcohol or lens cleaner...." Read more

"...The polarization itself is average so my more expensive filter is needed for more demanding photos but is still does a good job.Great value!..." Read more

10 customers mention10 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the reflection of the filter. They mention that it works great at keeping the reflection out of their photographs, and the multi-coating minimizes reflections. The polarizer decreases or eliminates glare, and it enhances shots in the sun. Overall, customers are happy with the filter's performance and recommend it to others.

"...the dramatic sky effect, but I REALLY like how it handles light reflections from foliage for saturated images. A superior filter for anyone's kit!..." Read more

"...Blue skies are bluer, white clouds whiter and the reflection on the water disappears. No lens vignetting at 18 mm. The result is stunning...." Read more

"...I love the way it cuts down on the glare on foliage and the way it helps the sky appear so blue and all the colors seem more vivid...." Read more

"I bought this lens to use on vacation. It worked great in sunny environments but needed to be removed in low light night time picture or it took..." Read more

22 customers mention12 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the camera lens filter. Some mention it's worth the price to get the additional range, while others say it'll be worth its weight in gold.

"...Is it worth the price to get the additional range, well that is up to you. For me it is or what was the point in buying the lens to begin with?..." Read more

"...Expensive, yes but 77mm is a lot of glass and you want to make sure that it is of the same quality as the lenses your putting it on...." Read more

"...Great value! Beats everything in its price range hands down!!!" Read more

"I know, I know - Nikon gear is really expensive. But I think it's still one of the few things in life where you get what you pay for...." Read more

Worth The Money
5 Stars
Worth The Money
I have used polarizers for the past 20 years, I never shoot outdoors without one. I have been using Cokin, Hoya and Tiffen brands, and they all get the desired result of reducing glare, saturating colors and adding contrast. I am on a budget and just can't afford really expensive polarizers. The last one I bought was $ 60, a 67mm Tiffen that had one flaw, a warming effect (without being labeled a "warming polarizer"). I like my photos warm so that was not a big problem for me except in the early morning light when the Tiffen really ruined the white balance on quite a few shots, making me a bit reluctant to shoot in that light. But it still served me well. Photography is a hobby and I am not a gear geek, so I just make do with what I can afford and enjoy it.Then - fortunately - the filter broke. It became seriously stuck on the lens twice in 6 months, then stopped rotating (the only thing worse than a stuck polarizer is a stuck polarizer that won't rotate = is of no use), and now it is difficult to thread onto the lens - it either falls off or won't come off.My local store had two filters in stock - a Quantaray ($ 60) and this Nikon filter for $ 180. I don't believe in Quantaray and I just can't justify spending $ 180 plus tax on a filter but based on the reviews and the decent price found here I ordered it from Amazon - in the end it was only $ 40 more than a low-end Tiffen or Hoya would have been. And since I use it literally every single day, I splurged.And I love it! There are some users that mention this filter is difficult to take off because it is so slim, and some users say it falls off easily too - I have no problem with either. The filter finds its thread immediately and attaches smoothly. There is no need to tighten it down much, it will stay on right away so I go very easy on it and so far I have always been able to unscrew it with no problem (I tried a few times because I am a bit paranoid about this right now). It rotates very nicely with just the right amount of resistance. Results are as advertised, true colors, very clear image. I got some flare with it but not as much as with the Tiffen. I have not had to clean it yet, so I can't comment on how difficult or easy it is to remove smudges.I strongly recommend this filter especially for the price ($ 107) I paid.Used with a 16-85mm lens on a D200.UPDATE: After two months of using this filter there has been the occasional need to clean it, and any smudges came off easily with a lens cloth. Some took a bit of patience, but I never needed to use any special solutions, just gentle wiping until the smudge was gone. Smudges were mainly from my finger (skin oil) or my dog's nose.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2010
I have used polarizers for the past 20 years, I never shoot outdoors without one. I have been using Cokin, Hoya and Tiffen brands, and they all get the desired result of reducing glare, saturating colors and adding contrast. I am on a budget and just can't afford really expensive polarizers. The last one I bought was $ 60, a 67mm Tiffen that had one flaw, a warming effect (without being labeled a "warming polarizer"). I like my photos warm so that was not a big problem for me except in the early morning light when the Tiffen really ruined the white balance on quite a few shots, making me a bit reluctant to shoot in that light. But it still served me well. Photography is a hobby and I am not a gear geek, so I just make do with what I can afford and enjoy it.

Then - fortunately - the filter broke. It became seriously stuck on the lens twice in 6 months, then stopped rotating (the only thing worse than a stuck polarizer is a stuck polarizer that won't rotate = is of no use), and now it is difficult to thread onto the lens - it either falls off or won't come off.

My local store had two filters in stock - a Quantaray ($ 60) and this Nikon filter for $ 180. I don't believe in Quantaray and I just can't justify spending $ 180 plus tax on a filter but based on the reviews and the decent price found here I ordered it from Amazon - in the end it was only $ 40 more than a low-end Tiffen or Hoya would have been. And since I use it literally every single day, I splurged.

And I love it! There are some users that mention this filter is difficult to take off because it is so slim, and some users say it falls off easily too - I have no problem with either. The filter finds its thread immediately and attaches smoothly. There is no need to tighten it down much, it will stay on right away so I go very easy on it and so far I have always been able to unscrew it with no problem (I tried a few times because I am a bit paranoid about this right now). It rotates very nicely with just the right amount of resistance. Results are as advertised, true colors, very clear image. I got some flare with it but not as much as with the Tiffen. I have not had to clean it yet, so I can't comment on how difficult or easy it is to remove smudges.

I strongly recommend this filter especially for the price ($ 107) I paid.

Used with a 16-85mm lens on a D200.

UPDATE: After two months of using this filter there has been the occasional need to clean it, and any smudges came off easily with a lens cloth. Some took a bit of patience, but I never needed to use any special solutions, just gentle wiping until the smudge was gone. Smudges were mainly from my finger (skin oil) or my dog's nose.
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