Rollei Camera Lens Filters

Rollei Camera Lens Filters

Adding lens filters to your collection of photographic equipment is an inspiring and fun way to play around with different visual effects. Rollei camera lens filters are designed specifically to fit your Rollei camera, giving you a number of new photographic possibilities. Control glare, enhance contrast or filter out certain colours - there's a lot to experiment with!

Some photographers use clear filters purely as a way of protecting their camera lens . It is a lot more affordable to replace a scratched lens filter than it is to buy a new lens. Clear filters should not interfere with your images, although they will usually filter out UV light to further protect your lens. Ensure that the thread type and diameter of the camera lens filters match those of your camera so that they fit well together.

Exciting visual effects

Lens filters can produce a variety of different effects. Coloured filters are a handy tool for warming or cooling the tone of black and white photos. Polarising filters are useful in reducing glare and reflections while boosting the contrast of your shots. Neutral Density (or ND) filters have no effect on the colours in your photo but they will reduce all of the light that hits your lens and are a popular choice with landscape photographers. The best idea is to play around with the different effects so you can get to know them.

The Rollei brand story

Rollei are a German company founded in 1920 by Paul Franke and Reinhold Heidecke. They specialised in manufacturing optical equipment including their popular line of Rollei cameras. The company has been restructured several times, splitting off into different companies over the years.

The Rollei brand is now owned by RCP Technik which continues to produce Rollei cameras and Rollei camera accessories . Their cameras are sold in over 20 countries in Europe and they pride themselves on excellent service and a diverse range of high quality products. Their adaptability to roll with market developments is mirrored in the evolution of their products.