Kolari Atlas Magnetic Filters

The Atlas system uses a calibrated magnetic interface designed specifically to hold firm during active movement. While it isn't a mechanical lock, the magnets are strong enough to withstand standard field use, though you should still exercise caution when moving through dense brush or high-impact environments.

Yes, the system is designed for stacking. However, vignetting depends heavily on your lens focal length; using ultra-wide lenses with multiple stacked filters may introduce some darkening at the corners. For most standard focal lengths, stacking is seamless.

Not at all. The weather-resistant and oil-repellent coatings make the glass easier to clean than standard filters. You can safely use a standard microfiber cloth or lens cleaning solution to wipe away smudges or water droplets without compromising the seal.

No, the Atlas system requires its own magnetic attachment method. You will need to use the magnetic caps provided with the system, as standard screw-on caps will not thread onto the magnetic mounting ring.

The Atlas system is significantly lighter than traditional glass filter holders and square filter kits. At just 179g for the base configuration, it is designed specifically for mobile photographers and videographers who want to reduce their pack weight without sacrificing optical quality.

Yes, but you will need the appropriate magnetic adapter ring for each lens diameter you own. Once the adapter ring is screwed onto your lens, the magnetic filters can be swapped instantly between any lenses that have an adapter attached.