How about UV- 400?, polarized? Does it say anything on packaging? Tnx...
74953
These are clear lenses, not polarized, I would suggest a helmet with a visor
1214430
Yes, I used on my polarized sunglasses. Came out streak free and coul barely notice the old scratches.
757210
I don't think there is a UV Light in here. I bought this light because of the LED lights... Good luck
1822083
Sorry, I don't have the Kaesemann Circular Polarizer with Multi-Resistant Coating. Just the B=W 77 UV filter.
1343329
I have no idea if they will block UV...Asking the wrong guy this time, sorry.....
924134
The product picture shows polarized prongs, if you magnify it (hover mouse over the picture) you can see. Assuming this is an accurate picture, looks like the answer to your question is "Yes."
727742
They are for completely different purposes. UV filter is more transparent; polarizer--among many other things--darkens skies and removes reflections.
1516778
I actually returned the pair I got because.they didn't seem to make a difference for night driving. I don't remember if they were polarized.
645063
I bought this and think a polarizer is a good idea, just not this brand. As far as the comparison with a UV filter, it is not is that league. These filters turn on a collar. You turn them until you see the least reflection. You can reduce light reflection from glass, water, and it can deepen color by eliminating glare from light coming from different angles.The bad thing about this filter is that it is a little cheap, and they put it in a stupid square plastic case with a lot of slop. The filter slides all around in it, unlike a good tight round case. Get a better brand. Will it fit your lens? Yes, if it's 55 mm. I bought this and think a polarizer is a good idea, just not this brand. As far as the comparison with a UV filter, it is not is that league. These filters turn on a collar. You turn them until you see the least reflection. You can reduce light reflection from glass, water, and it can deepen color by eliminating glare from light coming from different angles.The bad thing about this filter is that it is a little cheap, and they put it in a stupid square plastic case with a lot of slop. The filter slides all around in it, unlike a good tight round case. Get a better brand. Will it fit... » Read More I bought this and think a polarizer is a good idea, just not this brand. As far as the comparison with a UV filter, it is not is that league. These filters turn on a collar. You turn them until you see the least reflection. You can reduce light reflection from glass, water, and it can deepen color by eliminating glare from light coming from different angles.The bad thing about this filter is that it is a little cheap, and they put it in a stupid square plastic case with a lot of slop. The filter slides all around in it, unlike a good tight round case. Get a better brand. Will it fit your lens? Yes, if it's 55 mm. « Show Less
1657333
Check and see if you using polarized lenses, the image will be a lot worse with those.
628756
polarized glasses will blot out the image regardless. I don't think the Giotto protective film has any effect.
1006888
I have the same issue. Its likely that either the LCD is not correctly polarizing, or the display 'glass' (plastic) has a polarization issue. Kind of odd that QA would not catch this.. :(
645061
Generally polarizer filters do NOT filter UV light, however some series of polarizers from some producers actually do. It is best to check the filter specs and description carefully to make sure.
2030470
i'm not sure, it doesn't mention anything about UV filters anywhere on the box.
1332495
No. Polarizing filters are extra. Go for a circular polarizer though and get a good one. This camera deserves it.
1989582
I'm not 100% sure but I believe there will be UV issues over a period of time. You may want to contact the manufacturer on this item.
57672
I have and it works great. Just make sure that you wire it with the correct polarization or you could damage it.