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For DJI Mavic 3 Pro JSR GB 3 in 1 CPL ND8 ND16 Lens Filter
For DJI Mavic 3 Pro JSR GB 3 in 1 CPL ND8 ND16 Lens Filter
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2. Using professional optical glass lens, the image is clearer
3. Protect your expensive lens from dust and scratches without degrading photo quality.
4. Filter Features:
- CPL filters increases color saturation, creating deep, rich scenic images. Helps to reduce the amount of light entering the lens.
- ND filter, you can get more freedom to control aperture and shutter, bring more exposure methods and creative space for photography creation, and effectively prevent overexposure. The number behind ND represents the ability of the ND mirror to block light.
5. Material: Aluminum alloy + optical glass
6. Size: 46x46x7mm
7. Weight: 8g
Note:
1. The product only has filters and does not include other items
2. If the surface of the lens is contaminated, please do not use normal paper towels to wipe it. Static electricity will cause more paper fibers to remain on the surface of the lens.
