Hama Profi Line ultraviolet (UV) camerafilter 105 mm

The Hama Profi Line Ultraviolet (UV) camera filter 105 mm reduces atmospheric haze and blocks ultraviolet light that can produce bluish casts in outdoor photography. Designed for a 105 mm thread size, the filter preserves true colors and increases perceived sharpness by preventing UV wavelengths from reaching the camera sensor or film. The black metal frame integrates with professional lens setups and provides stable mounting for landscape, travel and architectural shooting.

Advantages

The UV filter limits ultraviolet light transmission to reduce haze and improve image clarity without altering color balance in visible wavelengths. Its optical glass surface is engineered to maintain lens resolution and minimize reflections. The 105 mm diameter fits large-diameter lenses commonly used in wide-angle and landscape photography. The slim, black frame design reduces vignetting on wide lenses and offers reliable handling when attaching or removing the filter.

Suitable for

• Landscape and nature photography in sunny or hazy conditions
• Architectural and cityscape shooting to improve distant detail
• Outdoor travel photography where protection against UV-induced color shift is needed
• General lens protection to guard the front element from dust and minor impacts

Key specifications

• Filter type: Ultraviolet (UV)
• Diameter: 105 mm
• Frame color: Black
• Frame material: Metal
• Glass: Optical-grade glass designed to reduce UV transmission
• Mount: Screw-in 105 mm threaded mount

How to use

Screw the filter gently onto the lens front until it is hand-tight; avoid overtightening. Use the filter continuously when shooting outdoors in daylight to reduce UV haze and preserve natural color tones. For best results on wide-angle lenses, check for any vignetting and, if necessary, use a slim or low-profile filter holder. Clean the filter surface with a microfiber cloth or lens cleaning solution to remove fingerprints, dust and smudges before shooting.

Recommendations

Store the filter in its protective case when not in use to avoid scratches. If using stacked filters or a lens hood, verify compatibility to prevent mechanical vignetting. When photographing scenes with strong artificial light sources, monitor for reflections and adjust angle or use a lens hood as needed.