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For DJI Mavic 3 Pro JSR GB MCUV Lens Filter

Name: For DJI Mavic 3 Pro JSR GB MCUV Lens Filter
Brand: JSR
SKU: EDA004760901
Price: 309.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R 309.00

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1. Multi-layer coating filter, high transmittance and high light to restore the true color
2. Using professional optical glass lens, the image is clearer
3. Protect your expensive lens from dust and scratches without degrading photo quality.
4. The UV filter is suitable for shooting in the seaside, mountains, snowfields and open areas, etc. It can reduce the blue tone caused by ultraviolet rays. At the same time, for the camera, it can also eliminate the interference of ultraviolet rays on the CCD, which helps to improve the effect of sharpness and color reproduction.
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.