52mm Magnetic CPL Phone Filter
Less Glare.
More of What You Came to Capture.
Reflections can hide the view. Help reduce distracting glare from glass and water with a phone filter you can rotate to find the effect that suits your shot.
Reflection Control Rotating CPL Ring Flip-Away Design
See Beyond Distracting Reflections
Keep the Focus on Your Subject.
A reflection across a shop window. Bright glare on a lake. When the light and angle are right, a CPL filter can help reduce those reflections so the details beneath them become easier to see.
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Through Glass
Help manage reflections when photographing subjects behind windows or display cases.
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By the Water
Adjust surface reflections to explore a different view of lakes, ponds and streams.
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Among the Greenery
Reducing reflections on foliage can help bring out its natural color and texture.
Results vary with lighting, shooting angle and surface. Some reflections may remain.
Turn the Ring. Watch the Change.
A Small Rotation.
A Different View.
Frame your subject, then slowly rotate the filter ring while watching your phone screen. Choose how much reflection to keep for the image you want to create.
01
Frame
Choose your subject and compose your shot.
02
Rotate
Turn the outer ring and observe the reflections.
03
Capture
Stop at the effect you prefer, then take your photo.
Ready When the Scene Calls for It
Filter Your Shot.
Flip It Away.
Use the filter when you want reflection control, then flip it away from the camera when you want to shoot without it. The hinged design makes the change easy to see and simple to understand.
Make sure the filter is correctly aligned with the active camera lens before shooting.
Make More of Everyday Photo Stops
For the Views That Make You Pause.
A lakeside walk, a colorful storefront, a sunlit garden. Add another way to work with the light when your phone is the camera you have with you.
Travel Moments
Explore reflection control at scenic stops and outdoor destinations.
Everyday Discoveries
Try a new approach to shop windows, displays and neighborhood details.
Creative Close-Ups
Experiment with reflective surfaces and find the angle that works for your subject.
A Few Checks. A Better Start.
Align. Adjust. Take Your Shot.
Fit the mounting system according to the supplied instructions. Position the filter over your chosen rear camera, check the edges of the preview, then rotate the ring to adjust the effect.
| Filter Type |
CPL — circular polarizing filter |
| Marked Size |
52mm |
| Adjustment |
Rotating filter ring for polarization control |
| Design |
Magnetic mounting system with a folding hinge |
| Intended Use |
Reflection control for compatible smartphone camera setups |
| Before Ordering |
Check the selected version’s phone, case and mounting compatibility. |
Fit depends on your phone’s camera layout, case and mounting setup. Check the preview for obstruction or dark corners, especially when switching lenses or using an ultra-wide camera.
Good to Know
Your Questions, Answered.
Will it remove every reflection?
No. A CPL can help reduce certain reflections, particularly from non-metallic surfaces such as glass and water. The effect depends on the light, surface and shooting angle.
Why do I need to rotate the ring?
Rotation changes the polarization effect. Watch your phone screen as you turn the ring and stop when the reflections look the way you want.
Is it a variable ND filter?
A CPL is primarily used to control polarized reflections. A variable ND filter is designed to adjust overall light transmission. They serve different purposes.
Should I leave it over the camera all the time?
Use it when the scene benefits from reflection control. Polarizing filters reduce incoming light, so flip it away when it is not needed, particularly in dim conditions.
Does 52mm mean it fits every phone?
No. The filter size does not establish phone compatibility. Confirm that the selected mounting system suits your phone, camera layout and case before ordering.
Find Your Angle
Let the Subject Stand Out.
Rotate to explore the light. Flip away when you are done. Bring more creative control to the moments you capture.
