--- product_id: 64338125 title: "Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro)" brand: "gobe" price: "527 kr" currency: DKK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Gobe" url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/64338125-gobe-52mm-circular-polarising-cpl-lens-filter-pro store_origin: DK region: Denmark --- # Smooth rotating rim for precise polarisation control Premium German SCHOTT B270 optical glass clarity 28-layer nano coating for ultimate lens protection Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) **Brand:** gobe **Price:** 527 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📸 Elevate your shots, ditch reflections, and join the pro league with Gobe CPL! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) by gobe - **How much does it cost?** 527 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/64338125-gobe-52mm-circular-polarising-cpl-lens-filter-pro) ## Best For - gobe enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted gobe brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Crystal Clear Optics:** Crafted from premium SCHOTT B270 glass delivering supreme clarity and sharpness. - • **Eco-Conscious Excellence:** Supports sustainability with tree planting initiatives—capture beauty while giving back. - • **Engineered for Precision:** Silky smooth rotation with no wobble ensures perfect polarisation adjustments every time. - • **Cut Through Glare Like a Pro:** Eliminates 99.9% polarized light for stunning contrast and vibrant colors. - • **Built to Last, Designed to Impress:** Durable magnalium rims with double-threaded stacking and slim profile prevent vignetting. ## Overview The Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) features premium German SCHOTT B270 optical glass and a 28-layer nano coating that cuts 99.9% of polarized light, enhancing color balance and contrast. Its durable, slim magnalium frame prevents vignetting and allows smooth, wobble-free rotation for precise control. Designed for professional and telephoto lenses, it offers superior lens protection and image quality, backed by a lifetime warranty and eco-friendly tree planting support. ## Description Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro): desertcart.co.uk: DIY & Tools Review: Banish Reflections - I read some advice a while ago; buy the best filter you can sized to fit the largest filter thread you have. I chose the Gobe 82mm Circular Polarizing filter to fit my lens with the widest filter thread; a 16-35mm. To switch it down to fit my other lenses I use Step Up Rings which are inexpensive filter rings. Besides the filter Gobe emailed me a 6 month premium trial account for dphoto which is a photo archiving service. They also use some of their profits to plant trees; after my purchase i had an email saying 10 trees were to be planted as a result. I have used a few CPL filters with my landscape photography over the past few years; they are a constant in my bag. The Gobe filter is a step up from the cheaper filters I have used in the past. Using high quality Schott filter glass; mounted in what feels like a robust and high quality filter holder. Unlike some cheaper filters the frame is taught; there isn't any wobble in it; the threads spun onto my lens cleanly without sticking from badly machined threads. Once its on my camera the rotating filter section rotation is silky smooth. When you stop turning the thread it holds its place; the lack of wobble improving the image quality. To give the filter a whirl a difficult first real world use; I took it down to the local Rowing Regatta held on a sunny April morning by the river. This gave me a chance to spin the filter around and make the best of the suns reflections on the water. Spinning the Gobe CPL filter around to find the sweat spot; it was was easy to find as the water became darker and the reflections drastically reducued making the shots of the rowers increased separation from the water. The smooth filter made it easy to change the rotation as i panned to take shots (the image of the Swan taking off was a split second event of the bird taking flight; the reductions in the reflections make it look far better to my eyes) I have tagged a couple of photos taken a sunny day. Common with all CPL filters you are removing light from the photo so you have to drop the aperture or bump up the aperture - especially when taking pictures of moving subjects (something away from my more normal Landscape photography.) With photos and video the Filter gave a very uniform effect over the entire frame on stills. When shooting 1080p video taken on my Canon 6d the good news continued there wasn't any banding and the reflections are nicely reduced over the frame. The Dphoto trial and tree planting are interesting extras that others don't offer; the filter is the main event though and the Gobe 82mm does a remarkable job. The river was shining from the sun for most of the photos but the filter removed the reflection and really make my subjects stand out against the water. Shooting city of rural landscapes, or rowers by the river, with the Gobe CPL you will get the benefit of reduced reflection from windows; or bluer skies. Review: No two ways about it - Excellent value for money and these filters need not hide behind the ''big brands''! - I have now bought x - sizes of both ''standard'' Japan Optics and Schott- GOBE Filters. UV, CPL and NDX are my preference. I have written a detailed review before, on desertcartUK and desertcartDE and can only reiterate what I said before: 100% excellent products, optically and mechanically well made, great Marketing Strategy ( Growing Trees) and in not a single filter up to now have I found a fault ( and I am well over 2 dozen now). Optically they can compete with anything out there - I have compared them to my B&W/Nikon/Hoya-Filters of various grades. The only difference is: the GOBE's are vastly cheaper! So, for us Brand loving money wasters: there is NO REASON NOT to buy the GOBE Filters! I had a problem with a delivery going wrong thanks to UPS - GOBE Customer Service sorted this fast and perfect. These particular SCHOTT - GOBE-filters belong among the best of the ''big boys'', in terms of value for money they are the best- no two ways about it.. Schott is right up there with all the Nikons,Canon's, Leica's and Swarovski's and is very well known and highly regarded in Astronomical Telescope-Optics, Medical optics and has even been introduced into Optics for Weather-Satellite use. - and that you get for a good bit lesser money than you have to pay with most ''better known brand''-filters. I myself had to learn that my ''beloved brands'' are not necessary the only excellent option out there.. sometimes a ''no name''- brand can take you by surprise. Then again: ''Japan Optics'' is not really a ''no name'' if you look who is behind them and just like Schott, has built a reputation all over the world we here just not necessarily are aware of..... it is all down to marketing and believeing what we are told to buy! Again - I can only recommend these. ## Features - SUPERB ANTI-REFLECTION | Cuts out 99.9% of polarised light for better contrast and colour balance. Adjust the level of polarisation by rotating rim. - GOBE PRO | Made with premium German SCHOTT B270 optical glass for supreme clarity. Suited for professional lenses and all telephoto lenses. - 28 LAYER NANO COATING | Provides neutral colour balance, reduces lens flare, removes ghosting, and protects against scratches, dirt, and grime. Backed by our lifetime warranty. - NO VIGNETTING | Consciously designed durable magnalium rims are double-threaded for stacking and slim profile to avoid vignetting. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01ASRXNZS | | Best Sellers Rank | 95 in Photography Polarizing Filters | | Brand | GOBE | | Brand Name | GOBE | | Coating Description | Nano Coating | | Coating description | Nano Coating | | Colour | black | | Compatible Devices | Cameras with 52mm lens thread size | | Country of Origin | China | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,518 Reviews | | Enclosure Material | Optical Glass | | Item Dimensions L x W | 5.2L x 5.2W centimetres | | Manufacturer | Gobe | | Manufacturer Part Number | G52CPL3P | | Material | Optical Glass | | Media Type | ProductImage | | Model Number | G52CPL3P | | Number of Items | 1 | | Photo Filter Effect Type | Polarizer | | Photo Filter Size | 52 Millimeters | | Photo Filter Thread Size | 52 Millimetres | | Photo filter effect type | Polarizer | | Photo filter thread size | 52 Millimetres | | Screen Size | 52 Millimetres | | UPC | 744430726870 | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | | Water resistance level | Not Water Resistant | ## Images ![Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61kisNSRuBL.jpg) ![Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71rseVstKuL.jpg) ![Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OkbyEzGnL.jpg) ![Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61pgYn2hqTL.jpg) ![Gobe 52mm Circular Polarising (CPL) Lens Filter (Pro) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81hDoYn4OrL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Banish Reflections *by C***E on 24 April 2016* I read some advice a while ago; buy the best filter you can sized to fit the largest filter thread you have. I chose the Gobe 82mm Circular Polarizing filter to fit my lens with the widest filter thread; a 16-35mm. To switch it down to fit my other lenses I use Step Up Rings which are inexpensive filter rings. Besides the filter Gobe emailed me a 6 month premium trial account for dphoto which is a photo archiving service. They also use some of their profits to plant trees; after my purchase i had an email saying 10 trees were to be planted as a result. I have used a few CPL filters with my landscape photography over the past few years; they are a constant in my bag. The Gobe filter is a step up from the cheaper filters I have used in the past. Using high quality Schott filter glass; mounted in what feels like a robust and high quality filter holder. Unlike some cheaper filters the frame is taught; there isn't any wobble in it; the threads spun onto my lens cleanly without sticking from badly machined threads. Once its on my camera the rotating filter section rotation is silky smooth. When you stop turning the thread it holds its place; the lack of wobble improving the image quality. To give the filter a whirl a difficult first real world use; I took it down to the local Rowing Regatta held on a sunny April morning by the river. This gave me a chance to spin the filter around and make the best of the suns reflections on the water. Spinning the Gobe CPL filter around to find the sweat spot; it was was easy to find as the water became darker and the reflections drastically reducued making the shots of the rowers increased separation from the water. The smooth filter made it easy to change the rotation as i panned to take shots (the image of the Swan taking off was a split second event of the bird taking flight; the reductions in the reflections make it look far better to my eyes) I have tagged a couple of photos taken a sunny day. Common with all CPL filters you are removing light from the photo so you have to drop the aperture or bump up the aperture - especially when taking pictures of moving subjects (something away from my more normal Landscape photography.) With photos and video the Filter gave a very uniform effect over the entire frame on stills. When shooting 1080p video taken on my Canon 6d the good news continued there wasn't any banding and the reflections are nicely reduced over the frame. The Dphoto trial and tree planting are interesting extras that others don't offer; the filter is the main event though and the Gobe 82mm does a remarkable job. The river was shining from the sun for most of the photos but the filter removed the reflection and really make my subjects stand out against the water. Shooting city of rural landscapes, or rowers by the river, with the Gobe CPL you will get the benefit of reduced reflection from windows; or bluer skies. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No two ways about it - Excellent value for money and these filters need not hide behind the ''big brands''! *by T***W on 30 June 2017* I have now bought x - sizes of both ''standard'' Japan Optics and Schott- GOBE Filters. UV, CPL and NDX are my preference. I have written a detailed review before, on AmazonUK and AmazonDE and can only reiterate what I said before: 100% excellent products, optically and mechanically well made, great Marketing Strategy ( Growing Trees) and in not a single filter up to now have I found a fault ( and I am well over 2 dozen now). Optically they can compete with anything out there - I have compared them to my B&W/Nikon/Hoya-Filters of various grades. The only difference is: the GOBE's are vastly cheaper! So, for us Brand loving money wasters: there is NO REASON NOT to buy the GOBE Filters! I had a problem with a delivery going wrong thanks to UPS - GOBE Customer Service sorted this fast and perfect. These particular SCHOTT - GOBE-filters belong among the best of the ''big boys'', in terms of value for money they are the best- no two ways about it.. Schott is right up there with all the Nikons,Canon's, Leica's and Swarovski's and is very well known and highly regarded in Astronomical Telescope-Optics, Medical optics and has even been introduced into Optics for Weather-Satellite use. - and that you get for a good bit lesser money than you have to pay with most ''better known brand''-filters. I myself had to learn that my ''beloved brands'' are not necessary the only excellent option out there.. sometimes a ''no name''- brand can take you by surprise. Then again: ''Japan Optics'' is not really a ''no name'' if you look who is behind them and just like Schott, has built a reputation all over the world we here just not necessarily are aware of..... it is all down to marketing and believeing what we are told to buy! Again - I can only recommend these. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant Polorizer *by J***R on 7 January 2020* Brilliant Product I've had a fair few filters from Gobe. They've all been great as well as this one. No colour casts and and removes reflections very well. I chose to go with the more expensive on as it it reduces glare better on a telephoto lens than a cheaper model does. Nothing to complain about really, the filter thread may get stuck sometimes with step up rings however this is only a minor problem and can be fixed easily. Also Packaged nicely in a flat metal tin, perfect for keeping in the bag as it's so compact. 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