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Promaster 39mm Circular Polarizer HGX Prime

Promaster 39mm Circular Polarizer HGX Prime - Main image
$57.57 $89.95 In stock

Category: Filters

This Circular Polarizing Filter lets 30% more light reach your camera than everyday polarizers while reducing reflections and enhancing color saturation.

Crafted for fine lenses, HGX Prime filters are individually ground, polished, and coated. They repel dirt and transmit brilliant light to achieve the clearest possible image.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The extra light transmission really makes a difference in low-light landscapes—I'm getting sharp shots without cranking the ISO. Colors pop beautifully on overcast days, and the reflections practically vanish from wet leaves and water. This is exactly what my lens needed.

Edward F. ★★★★★

The extra light transmission is noticeable—I can keep my shutter speed higher in overcast conditions. Colors on autumn leaves really pop without any weird color shifts.

George W. ★★★★★

I shoot into glass storefronts a lot and this filter kills the glare better than anything I've tried, plus the extra 30% light transmission means I'm not cranking my ISO at dusk. The color pop on fall foliage is honestly the reason I stopped taking it off my lens.