Hoya - HD3 UV Light Protector Made with Lightweight and AircraftGrade Frame
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About This Item
- General
- Brand: Hoya
- Model Number: XHD3-58UV
- Product Name: Hoya HD3 UV Light Protector Made with Lightweight and AircraftGrade Frame
- Compatibility
- Lens Compatibility: Universal lens compatibility (available in multiple sizes)
- Features
- Lens Filter Type: Protection (A lens attachment that can improve image quality or viewing and keep the front element of the lens clean and safe. Some filters can be used for stylistic reasons or to improve color or light.)
- Shape: Circle
- Quantity: 1
- Other
- UPC: 024066061522
Built with micro-precision craftsmanship under strict quality control, using 4x harder optical glass and certified for 100MP+ resolution performance.
- Lightweight and Durable UV Protection: UV light protector constructed with an aircraft-grade aluminum frame, offering reliable defense against dust, scratches, and UV damage.
- Lightweight and Durable UV Protection: UV light protector constructed with an aircraft-grade aluminum frame, offering reliable defense against dust, scratches, and UV damage.
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