
B+W
B+W 1102657 52mm Basic Orange MRC Filter
B+W's 52mm Orange MRC filter transforms black-and-white photography with enhanced contrast and flare-resistant multi-coating.
$40.00*
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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
1102657
Filter Size
52mm
Filter Type
Orange 040M
Coating
MRC (Multi-Resistant Coating)
Mount
Black Knurled Filter Mount
Minimum Focal Length
24mm (Full Frame)
Packaging
Eco-Friendly
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the orange filter do in black-and-white photography?
The orange filter darkens blue skies and enhances the separation between tones, producing more dramatic contrast in clouds, landscapes, and architectural subjects when shooting in black and white.
What is the MRC coating on this filter?
MRC stands for Multi-Resistant Coating, a multi-layer coating applied to the filter glass that reduces flare and ghosting caused by stray light, while also making the filter easier to clean and more resistant to scratches.
What is the minimum focal length this filter supports without vignetting?
This filter is designed to work without vignetting down to 24mm on full-frame format cameras.
How can I verify that this is an authentic B+W filter?
Each filter includes a QR code on the packaging that can be scanned to verify its authenticity directly through B+W.
Does the knurled mount make a difference when attaching the filter?
Yes, the black knurled edge on the filter ring provides a textured grip that makes it easier to thread the filter onto your lens and remove it, especially in cold or wet conditions.