The UX II series is aimed specifically at beginner photographers looking for affordable filters.

"UX" in the series name stands for "User eXperience," to indicate all the experiences users will gain through using these filters and everything that follows. By naming this series UX, we aim to offer users better individual experiences through all activities related to photography.

Control reflections
It is generally accepted that circular polarizer (CIR-PL) filters are used to reduce light reflections from non-metallic surfaces. The maximum point is generally the most used position for the CIR-PL filter when reflections are reduced. However, there are cases where reflections need to be enhanced or adjusted according to the photographer's intention. In this regard, it can be said that the CIR-PL filter is not meant to reduce reflections, but to control them.

Improve contrast
CIR-PL filters can also improve the saturation of the sky and tree leaves by reducing light reflections from the tiny water droplets and dust particles concentrated in the air. This makes white clouds stand out and increases the overall contrast of the image.

The UX II CIR-PL filter can be used with both film and digital cameras. The structure of polarizer filters incorporates a polarizing film between the two glass elements, and the front frame is designed to be rotatable, thus positioning the polarizing film at the desired angle.

The threads on the edges allow for the installation of other filters and lens caps. The thin frame of the UX II CIR-PL ensures there is no vignetting with wide-angle lenses.