Two everyday filters. One quick-swap system. Less fuss when the light changes.
This is the setup a lot of photographers actually want: a UV filter you can keep on for daily protection, plus a circular polarizer you can add the moment glare starts stealing contrast. Urth’s Plus+ magnetic system makes that swap fast and tidy—especially when you’re moving between shade, water, glass, and open sky.
Why photographers like this Urth Plus+ magnetic set (72mm)
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Fast magnetic changes, without unthreading filters → Urth’s magnetic system is designed for quick on/off swaps → you use your CPL more often because it’s not a hassle.
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UV protection that lives on your lens → Urth/B&H describe the UV as daily protection from scratches, oil, dirt, fingerprints, and salt water → less worry when you’re shooting outdoors and moving fast.
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Cleaner reflections and richer color on demand → the CPL is described as cutting reflected light for better contrast and stronger saturation → skies deepen, water glare drops, foliage pops.
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SCHOTT B270 optical glass → Urth specifies German SCHOTT B270 glass for the Plus+ magnetic line → helps preserve clarity and color accuracy.
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Nano-coatings tuned for field use → Urth/B&H note nano-coatings (30-layer UV, 20-layer CPL; Plus+ range emphasizes easier cleaning and protection from water/oil/scratches) → less smearing, less fuss, more time shooting.
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Plan for a little light loss with the CPL → Urth lists 1.3 stops exposure reduction → useful to know for handheld shooting late in the day.
Quick setup note
Urth recommends using either the threaded Magnetic UV filter or the Magnetic Adapter Ring as your base—not both at once.
What’s included: Magnetic UV Plus+ (72mm), Magnetic CPL Polarizing Filter Plus+ (72mm), microfiber cloth, metal storage caps, limited lifetime warranty.
(And the B&H listing notes the magnetic filter kits include a magnetic adapter ring.)
Ideal for: landscape + travel, shooting near water or glass, and anyone who wants “UV always on / CPL when needed” with minimal interruption.
Looking Glass tip: If you’re not sure your lens is 72mm, check the “Ø” symbol on the lens barrel—this is the filter size (not focal length).
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