46mm UV filter with blue-coated Japanese glass and slim aluminum frame reduces haze and protects lenses from damage.

K&F Concept 46MM Classic Series Blue-Coated HMC UV Filter Japan Optics KF01.1420

Product ID: 42096
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SKU: 42096
Model: KF01.1420
Ean: 6936069208740
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: K&F Concept

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Filter typeUV (UltraViolet)
Filter size46mm
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K&F Concept 46MM Classic Series Blue-Coated HMC UV Filter Japan Optics KF01.1420

K&F Concept 46MM Classic Series Blue-Coated HMC UV Filter Japan Optics KF01.1420

46mm UV filter with blue-coated Japanese glass and slim aluminum frame reduces haze and protects lenses from damage.

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K&F Concept 46MM Classic Series Blue-Coated HMC UV Filter

This UV filter is crafted from Japan imported optical glass, providing robust protection for your camera lens against dirt, scratches, fingerprints, and accidental damage.

Key Features

  • High-Quality Glass: Made from premium Japanese glass to ensure clarity and durability.
  • Super Slim and Lightweight Frame: Constructed with an aluminum frame that is ultra-thin and lightweight, minimizing light impact and effectively preventing vignetting or dark corners during wide-angle shooting.
  • UV Light Reduction: Reduces haze and enhances contrast in your photos and videos by minimizing ultraviolet (UV) light, which also helps eliminate bluish casts in images.
  • Compatibility: Designed to fit all lenses with a 46mm thread size. Always verify your lens thread diameter, typically marked on the lens barrel or under the lens cap, indicated by the "ø" symbol before the number.
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