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Hoya 55mm Pro1D DMC Protector

Protect your investments with this 55mm PRO1 Digital Protector Filter from Hoya, which acts as the first line of defense for your lens. As a clear filter, it is designed to have no impact on your image quality and has no light loss. A digital multi-coating helps optimised image quality by preventing flash and ghosting while black rimmed glass minimises the chances of edge reflections. Also, this filter has a low profile matte black aluminium frame with 55mm front filter threads and knurled sides. Additionally, it comes with a UV-protected filter case.

SKU: GC40-C559455

Hoya 55mm Pro1D DMC Protector

Hoya 55mm Pro1D DMC Protector

Protect your investments with this 55mm PRO1 Digital Protector Filter from Hoya, which acts as the first line of defense for your lens. As a clear filter, it is designed to have no impact on your image quality and has no light loss. A digital multi-coating helps optimised image quality by preventing flash and ghosting while black rimmed glass minimises the chances of edge reflections. Also, this filter has a low profile matte black aluminium frame with 55mm front filter threads and knurled sides. Additionally, it comes with a UV-protected filter case.

Clear filter offers general protection for your lens.

Does not require adjustments to exposure while in use.

Digital multi-coating prevents internal ghosting and reflections.

Creates no additional colouration or contrast.

General protection filter reduces dust, moisture, and scratches from reaching lens elements.

Thin, lightweight aluminium-alloy almite filter ring helps to prevent vignetting and reflections.

Black rimmed glass limits edge reflections.

Knurled sides provide a more textured grip when mounting or removing it from a lens.

55mm front filter threads allow for use with other filters.

UV-protected plastic case for storage and transport.

Key Features:

Clear Protection Filter

Prevents Damage to Lens

Filter Factor, +0 Stop

No Effect on Image

Digital Multi-Coating

55mm Front Filter Threads

Black Rimmed Glass

Low Profile Matte Black Aluminium Frame

Knurled Frame Edge

UV-Protected Filter Case

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Hoya 55mm Pro1D DMC Protector

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Product Overview

Hoya 55mm Pro1D DMC Protector

Protect your investments with this 55mm PRO1 Digital Protector Filter from Hoya, which acts as the first line of defense for your lens. As a clear filter, it is designed to have no impact on your image quality and has no light loss. A digital multi-coating helps optimised image quality by preventing flash and ghosting while black rimmed glass minimises the chances of edge reflections. Also, this filter has a low profile matte black aluminium frame with 55mm front filter threads and knurled sides. Additionally, it comes with a UV-protected filter case.

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