Platinum™ - 67mm UV Lens Filter

Name: Platinum™ - 67mm UV Lens Filter
Brand: Platinum™
SKU: 6141222
Rating: 4.7 (598 reviews)

Model: PT-MCUVF67

SKU: 6141222

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General
- Brand: Platinum™
- Model Number: PT-MCUVF67
- Product Name: 67mm UV Lens Filter
- Color: Clear
Dimensions
- Diameter: 67 millimeters
- Product Weight: 0.32 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Universal
- Lens Compatibility: Most 67mm-diameter digital camera lenses
Material
- Filter Material: Glass
Features
- Lens Filter Type: Ultraviolet (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
- Filter Attachment Type: Screw on
- Quantity: 1
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 1 year limited
- Warranty - Labor: 1 year limited
Other
- UPC: 600603169663

Reduce atmospheric haze in photos with this Platinum PT-MCUVF67 UV lens filter that features a multicoated design to minimize internal lens reflections and flare. An included custom storage case allows easy portability.

Compatible with most 67mm-diameter digital camera lenses: For use with your existing lens.
UV lens filter: Protects the camera lens from scratches and reduces atmospheric haze caused by ultraviolet light for enhanced photo quality.
Multicoated design: Reduces internal lens reflections and flare.
Quality glass material: Ensures optimum performance.
Ultrathin profile: Helps prevent image obstruction.
Custom storage case: Enables simple portability.
Compatible with most 67mm-diameter digital camera lenses: For use with your existing lens.
UV lens filter: Protects the camera lens from scratches and reduces atmospheric haze caused by ultraviolet light for enhanced photo quality.
Multicoated design: Reduces internal lens reflections and flare.
Quality glass material: Ensures optimum performance.
Ultrathin profile: Helps prevent image obstruction.
Custom storage case: Enables simple portability.

Whats Included

67mm UV Lens Filter
67mm UV Lens Filter

Customers are saying

Customers are positive about the 67mm UV Lens Filter for its lens protection, affordability, good quality, UV protection, and lack of distortion. The filter is considered a good value for the price and effectively safeguards the lens without compromising image quality. However, a few customers have mentioned that the filter is prone to scratches.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great lens cover at a good price
I’m a travel vlogger and needed a clear cover to protect the lens on my camera from debris or scratches. This gets the job done and doesn’t cause any distortion or glare in my footage/photos. Definitely a must have and is priced really well too. I got this for my Sigma 16mm f1.4 - Sony E-mount.
Posted 2 years ago by HarrisonP
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent protection for the new Nikon P950!
I bought this w/ the new Nikon P950 superzoom camera. It's affordable protection, and screwed on flawlessly. Gotta protect that 2000mm lens!
Posted 5 years ago by BMunster
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Saved my lens
I had purchased one of these several years when I bought my new camera. I have always used lens filters on every lens that I have ever owned. Recently while taking photos for my granddaughter's yearbook, I dropped my camera on the pavement. I landed right on the corner of the lens cover. I was shocked as I had never done that before. To my surprise the only thing that was damaged was the lens filter. It was cracked all the way across and the point of impact was dented. I am very glad I only damaged the filter and not the lens.
Posted 2 years ago by Danno