B+W Protective filter 007 MRC Nano

In 2020 B+W introduces a completely new range of filters: the T-Pro series. The characteristic feature of this series is that the frame is made of brass, with a titanium look. The T-Pro filters are even lighter and finer than the XS-Pro filters from B+W. Of course, this top-of-the-range T-Pro line also has an MRC nano coating, which prevents dirt, dust and grease from penetrating the filter, making it easy to clean. This coating also makes the filters scratch-resistant. The filter is suitable for almost all lenses, as the mount is extremely thin, including zoom and wide-angle lenses.

Filter 007 for the protection of your lens

The main purpose of a 007 clear protection filter is to protect the precious lens of your camera. The filter not only protects against scratches, but also protects against dirt, dust, moisture and grease. The glass of the B+W T-Pro Filter 007 is a high transmission glass, which makes it very clear and does not affect your images. The 007 filter is available in various sizes from 30.5 mm to 95 mm.

MRC nano coating

In addition to preventing scratches and dirt, the MRC nano coating also reduces reflections by up to 0.5% and stray light. This prevents so-called ghost images that can be caused by reflections from the sensor. The MRC nano coating consists of 7 layers on both sides of the glass, plus an additional layer of coating that creates a nanotechnology effect. This means that when a drop of water falls on the filter, it immediately forms a bead and slides off the filter.

B+W: First-class optical filters

Since 1947, B+W, which is part of Schneider Kreuznach, has been a leading player in the field of lens filters. Schneider was founded by Joseph Schneider in 1913 in Bad Kreuznach, Germany and since then has been developing high-quality filters for all types of photography. Today, B+W filters, which are still manufactured entirely in Germany, are absolutely in the category of first-class optical filters. In the development of the filters, strict quality control of each individual filter element is of paramount importance.