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Neewer 10102104 77mm True Color CPL Polarizing Filter HD

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Neewer 10102104 77mm True Color CPL Polarizing Filter HD

Name: Neewer 10102104 77mm True Color CPL Polarizing Filter HD
Brand: Neewer
SKU: 10102104

★★★★★4.5 (134 reviews)

Cut glare, boost color, and shoot water or glass with confidence — this 77mm true color CPL delivers polarization without the yellow cast.

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Overview

For landscape, architectural, and travel photographers, a reliable CPL is one of the few filters that genuinely can't be replicated in post-processing — and the Neewer 77mm True Color CPL is built around solving the most common complaint with affordable polarizers: the yellow cast. Fitted with HD optical glass and a dual-sided 30-layer nano coating, it's designed for shooters who want clean polarization on wide-angle zooms and standard primes without introducing a color correction headache back at the desk. Whether you're shooting reflections off a mountain lake or cutting glare from a storefront window, rotation of the front ring delivers a visible, controllable effect.

The ultra-thin aluminum alloy frame keeps the filter light — relevant on long days when every gram adds up — and reduces the vignetting risk that plagues thicker budget filters on wider focal lengths. The nano coating earns its keep during outdoor work, shedding water and resisting fingerprints well enough that a quick wipe with the included cleaning cloth handles most field contamination. The knurled edge gives you something to grip during rotation without fumbling, even when your hands are cold or damp. It's a workhorse accessory priced for working photographers who don't want to pay premium-brand markup for a filter they'll eventually scratch in a camera bag anyway.

Key Features

True colour reproduction: a true colour CPL filter is distinguished by its ability to eliminate reflections without giving a yellowish tint to the images. It can reproduce true colors during landscape photography.

【Improved Contrast & No Reflection】Circular polarizing filter effectively reduces glare and reflections from water, glass, foliage and non-metallic surfaces. Rotate the CPL filter for clear images with more detail and increased saturation.

【Multi-layer HD Optical Glass】 The CPL filter is reinforced by a 30-layer nano coating on both sides for excellent protection against scratches, dust, fingerprints, water and oil. HD optical glass can capture vivid colors and control contrast without affecting image sharpness.

【Lightweight Aluminium Contour】Strongly fixed in an ultra-thin aluminium alloy contour, the filter produces the desired effect without creating dark corners or vignetting. The non-slip relief of the contour ensures a good grip and facilitates the installation of the filter and its rotation to change the polarization.

【Filter for 77mm lens】 The CPL filter has a thread of 77 mm. Please carefully check the thread size of your lens (marked with the symbol "Φ77" on or below the lens shaft). Kit includes CPL filter, cleaning cloth and filter storage box.

Specifications

Filter Size

77mm

Filter Type

Circular Polarizing (CPL)

Glass

HD Optical Glass

Coating

Dual-sided nano coating, 30 layers per side

Frame Material

Aluminum alloy

Frame Profile

Ultra-thin

Water Repellent

Yes

Scratch Resistant

Yes

Anti-Fingerprint

Yes

Kit Includes

CPL filter, cleaning cloth, storage box

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

Reproduces accurate, neutral color — no yellow or warm tint shift that forces white balance corrections in post.
30-layer dual-sided nano coating repels water droplets during waterfall or rain shoots, keeping the front element clean without constant wiping.
Lightweight aluminum frame keeps the filter from adding noticeable front-heavy weight to telephoto setups.
Effectively cuts reflections from water and glass surfaces, making it genuinely useful for landscape, architectural, and street work.
Non-slip knurled edge makes rotating the polarizer easy even with gloves or wet hands in the field.

👎 Cons

Requires a 77mm thread — photographers with lenses in other sizes will need step-up rings, which adds a piece of gear to manage.
Like all CPL filters, it reduces incoming light by roughly 1.5–2 stops, which can require slower shutter speeds or higher ISO in low light.
Polarization effect is minimal when shooting into or directly away from the sun — you only get maximum effect at the 90-degree angle, which limits usefulness in certain compositional setups.
The included storage box is basic — not padded enough for confident protection in a packed camera bag without additional care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this filter cause vignetting on wide-angle lenses?

The ultra-thin aluminum alloy frame is specifically designed to prevent vignetting, so you're safe on most wide-angle lenses at 77mm — though extreme ultra-wides below 16mm on full frame may still clip corners.

How much light does this filter cut, and will it affect my exposure?

A typical CPL reduces light by 1.5–2 stops depending on rotation angle. You'll want to account for that in your exposure settings, especially when shooting handheld in mixed light — dial up ISO or open the aperture accordingly.

Does the 30-layer nano coating affect image sharpness or color accuracy?

The coating is applied to both sides of the HD optical glass specifically to preserve color neutrality — that's the "true color" claim. Unlike cheaper filters that introduce a warm cast, this one is formulated to render colors cleanly without shifting your white balance.

How do I know which rotation gives me maximum polarization effect?

Rotate the front ring while watching your viewfinder or live view — reflections from water or glass will visibly diminish at peak polarization. The effect is strongest when shooting at roughly 90 degrees to the light source.

Is 77mm a common filter thread size, and can I use step-up rings with this filter?

77mm is one of the most widely used front filter threads on mid-to-large aperture zooms and primes. You can absolutely use step-up rings to mount it on smaller lenses, though the thin frame helps reduce vignetting risk when stacking.