What is the UVA/UVB filtering rating?
1142269
Sorry i am unsure of its rating however I can say for the price it does a good job of cutting the glare during the day . Also its lightweight and relaxes the eyes when driving for long hours. Hope this helps.
1937202
Clear filter, 007M, is the prefered choice and priced higher. UV coating can slightly distort coloring and its benefits are debatable.
1701060
Ive found these to be very nice filters. No glare that wasn't already existent in the lens to begin with. No UV filter will wipe out all glare or lens flares that are already from the lens. The key is to not add any more of its own.
244032
I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they offer such thorough protection! I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they... » Read More I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they offer such thorough protection! « Show Less
1799815
Definitely no. I can tell you this from personal use. It is at a specific light wavelength for acne. Only certain UVA A rays are the 'tanning rays' which bring up the colour in the skin
2251693
You can get a P89 thread adaptor at www.nextphoto.net. Works loke a charm. I used the 52 mm adaptor. then you get a standard UV filter. T. Preston
645066
I don't believe the polarizing filter will take care of UV filtering. The place I got the Tiffen polarizing filter bundled the two filters together so you get both.
470917
Some models come with a UV filter and some don't. As I ready had a stand alone UV unit, I bought the cheaper unit w/o UV filter. I would hope that the product specifications, based on the size of the unit, would include that information. Sorry, but that is the best I can do.
357773
UV(C) passes much more ultraviolet light than UV(0) filters. Additionally, the Pro 1 coating is a little more transparent and easier to clean. Finally, the Pro1 rim is higher quality. See hoya's website below: http://www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/generalfilters/uvcslimframe/
1789716
My primary reason for using this UV filter is to shield the front lens element from dirt, grime, and fingerprints. The quality of the filter is perfectly adequate and does not affect my imagess at all. Photographers seem to be split down the middle whether one should or should not always use a UV filter but since I see absolutely no difference in my photos both with and without the filter, it seems both prudent and convenient to use it. I'd rather subject the filter than the lens to the inevitable cleanings. especially in the field.
817112
The 2 pair of the unisex compression calf sleeves (that I own) are UV 50+ rated, according to the SKINS website.
863835
Why don't you read the specs on this and then you would not have any questions. UV filter (ultraviolet) for protection against dust, dirt, scratches, fingerprints and the sun's ultraviolet rays. Circular Polarizing Filter. Used to increase color saturation, like darkening blue skies so that white clouds stand out. FL-D filter (fluorescent) for taking pictures indoors under fluorescent lights. This filter removes the greenish tint given off by fluorescent lighting. Compact protective carrying case for transporting and storing your set of filters. 10 year warranty
1138555
I would take out the filters from behind the UV lamp and then put the back on the unit. When you turn on the unit the UV violet color should show through the back fins of the case. If not then your UV light could be not working.
1437252
This is the UV light only and you would need to purchase a pump, hosing etc... What most people do is split off their current pump/filtration to route into a UV filter such as this.
83405
With a minimum focal length of 18mm you likely need a lower profile filter than this. A UV filter generally has no tint but is treated to reduce the effects of UV rays and will brighten colors.
1648820
I tried with two different UV filters and the one that fits is the 52 mm...hope It helps.
1945228
They have an IR-3 or IR-5 rating and an ANSI Z87.1 that requires listing the UV protection level but I couldn't find it anywhere on the goggles or any sites offering them. I use them for glass and metal working but you might hold off using them for UV until you know for sure. Most IR rated optics do block UV but I'm not sure if that's intrinsic. It's the opposite end of the spectrum that these are explicitly designed to protect your eyes from.