
B+W
B+W 1100131 39mm Basic UV Haze MRC 010M Filter
Keep every shot crisp and flare-free with B+W's MRC-coated UV filter — permanent lens protection that stays invisible in your images.
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Overview
Key Features
Black Knurled Filter Mount for Better Grip
MRC Coating to Control Flare & Ghosting
New QR Code included to Verify Authenticity
Good for down to 24mm Full Frame Format
ECO-Friendly Packaging
Specifications
Brand
B+W
Model
1100131
Filter Size
39mm
Filter Type
UV Haze (010M)
Coating
Multi-Resistant Coating (MRC)
Minimum Focal Length
24mm (Full Frame)
Filter Ring
Black Knurled Mount
Optical Effect
UV Blocking, Color-Neutral
Authentication
QR Code Verification
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this UV filter affect image sharpness or introduce any color cast?
The B+W MRC coating is designed to be color-neutral, and the optical glass does not degrade sharpness in normal shooting conditions. You can leave it on permanently without worrying about image quality loss.
What does the MRC (Multi-Resistant Coating) actually do on this filter?
MRC is a multi-layer coating applied to the glass surfaces that reduces internal reflections, flare, and ghosting. It also makes the filter surface easier to clean and more resistant to water spots and fingerprints than uncoated glass.
Which lenses accept this 39mm filter size?
The 39mm thread fits lenses like the Fujifilm XF 27mm f/2.8, various Leica M-mount lenses, and other compact primes with a 39mm front thread. Always verify your specific lens's filter thread size before purchasing.
Can I stack this filter with other filters like a polarizer or ND?
You can stack it, though adding filter layers increases the risk of vignetting, especially on wide-angle lenses. B+W states this filter is suitable for focal lengths down to 24mm on full frame, so stacking on wider lenses may clip the corners.
How do I verify that this is a genuine B+W filter and not a counterfeit?
B+W includes a QR code on the packaging that you can scan to verify authenticity directly through their system.