When the house across the street is reflected in the glossy black paint of the car, it could be an artistic effect. However, that's not the case when the photographer brings the imposing car into focus. With a polarizing filter, you can easily eliminate unwanted reflections—no post-processing required. The precise rotating frame allows for optimal adjustment of the filter effect, while high-quality lens glass removes distracting reflections and produces rich colors with excellent image contrast. It enhances contrast and adds depth to the image; for example, the sky becomes a vibrant blue, clouds appear vividly white, and colors become clearer and more intense. Depending on the filter's position, contrast and depth vary, and non-metallic reflections (water, plastic, glass, etc.) are eliminated. The best effect is achieved at a shooting angle of 30-40° to the reflective surface. The ultra-flat and ultra-light rotating frame allows for variable adjustment. This effect filter achieves results that cannot be replicated in post-processing: visually appealing scenes, such as those behind shop windows or aquariums, become visible. NMC16 coating: eight layers on each side for very high light transmission and excellent anti-reflective properties. Nano-coating for a lotus effect: easy to clean, reduces fogging and re-soiling, and is water-, oil-, and dirt-repellent. Both the front and back sides of the filter are coated, preventing any loss of contrast and brilliance, as well as ghosting and double images. The ultra-thin wide frame prevents vignetting and adds minimal length to the lens barrel. The filter frame is made of black anodized metal, and the blackened inner edges prevent reflections. Edge sealing protects against contamination. The frame maintains its shape despite temperature fluctuations.