Clear camera filter B+W 007 MASTER 4.6 cm Multi Resistant Coating

The B+W 007 MASTER Clear camera filter (4.6 cm, Multi Resistant Coating) protects the front element of your lens from dust, sand, fingerprints and splashing water while remaining optically neutral. With its high transparency and low reflection thanks to the MRC coating, the filter can stay mounted permanently without affecting exposure or color balance. Using this protection filter is a cost-effective alternative to repairing or replacing a scratched front element and simplifies cleaning.

Advantages

The B+W 007 MASTER filter is color-neutral and highly transparent, so image information passes to the sensor without measurable loss. The Multi Resistant Coating reduces reflections and improves light transmission, while the robust construction makes the filter easy to clean and resistant to typical outdoor contaminants. It offers effective mechanical protection for the front lens element at a fraction of the cost of lens repair or replacement.

Suitable for

• Everyday outdoor photography where lens protection is required
• Travel and landscape photography exposed to dust, sand or moisture
• Studio and on-location work where fingerprints on the front element are a concern

Key specifications

• Product: B+W 007 MASTER Clear camera filter
• Size: 4.6 cm (46 mm)
• Coating: Multi Resistant Coating (MRC)
• Function: Protection filter, color-neutral, high transparency
• Brand: B+W
• MPN: 1101518
• EAN: 4012240048359

How to use

Screw the B+W 007 MASTER filter onto the front thread of a compatible lens (46 mm) until it is secure but not overtightened. The filter may remain mounted during shooting; do not apply exposure compensation. Clean the filter surface with a soft microfiber cloth or appropriate lens cleaning tools to remove dust, fingerprints or water droplets. When removing the filter, hold the lens securely to avoid rotating the camera or lens assembly.

Recommendations

For best results in digital photography, keep the filter clean and regularly inspect the front element for contamination. Use the filter continuously in dusty or sandy environments to protect the lens optics and avoid frequent direct cleaning of the lens surface.