Filters which are attached to lenses are made up of delicate glass material and need to be handled with care. Storing filters can be quiet a task. There are various tips and methods that one needs to follow while storing them. Just in case amateurs do not know, it is advisable to buy same size filters, as they are easier to store and if the filter sizes are same, then you do not need various adapters to fit them on your lens.

Filters are made up of glass and optical resins that can get damaged easily with scratches. here are a few tips to help you store filters safely and carefully.

Filter Stackers- Filter stackers are an excelent way to store your filters of same size. They kep your filters clean and ready to use. it consists of two metal caps, one male and the other female. Of course, having a robust and reliable camera bag, such as the Lowepro SlingShot 200 AW, provides extra protection to the stacker and filters. In order to form a stacker, all you need to do is screw the filters together nd put the metal caps by screwing on the threads on both open ends. The stacker keeps your filters secure.
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Lubricate threads- lubricate the stacker threads and filter threads to avoid jamming when they are stacked up together. You can use graphite and oil to lubricate the screw threads.

Filter wallets- Using filter wallets is also an efficient way of storing filters without screws. Filter wallets help you organize filter nicely and avoid jamming problems also.

Avoid touching- Avoid touching filters since they are very delicate and any fingerprints or scratching would spoil them. Some filters can’t even be cleaned, hence should be kept completely clean.