Overview

NiSI 127mm NC UV Filter is designed for Canon/Fujifilm broadcast lens and features a double-sided, multi-coating lens technology that employs high quality ultraviolet absorption optical glass. It assures high transmittance and highly smooth surface that avoids unnecessary reflection. The NiSi PRO Nano HUC UV has an exclusive creative “U” type Nano coating and a hardened waterproof coating. The filter features a high quality alumium frame that is light weight and strong.

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NiSI 127mm NC UV Filter

NiSI 127mm NC UV Filter is designed for Canon/Fujifilm broadcast lens and features a double-sided, multi-coating lens technology that employs high quality ultraviolet absorption optical glass. It assures high transmittance and highly smooth surface that avoids unnecessary reflection. The NiSi PRO Nano HUC UV has an exclusive creative “U” type Nano coating and a hardened waterproof coating. The filter features a high quality alumium frame that is light weight and strong.

The UV filter is also useful as a general protective filter to leave on lenses at all times. Filters help to reduce dust and moisture from reaching your lens element and provide additional protection in case of drops or situations where scratching could occur.

Our proprietary NiSi Pro Nano Coating helps to reduce unwanted reflections and provides a waterproof and scratch-resistant layer to assist in the cleaning of unwanted fingerprints, dust and water stains. The slimline frame of the NiSi True Color CPL is durable and tough and allows a lens cap to be attached for convenience.

Compatible with the Fujifilm and Canon portable broadcast lenses:

Fujifilm

UA13x4.5BERD, UA22x8BERD, UA46x9.5BERD, UA46x13.5BERD, UA14x4.5BERD, UA18x5.5BE, HP12x7.6ERD-S9, ZA12x4.5BERM / BERD, HA14x4.5BERM / BERD, HA18x5.5BERM / BERD, HA22√ó7.3BERD, HA25√ó11.5BERD, HA25√ó16.5BERD, HA42√ó9.7BERD, HA42√ó13.5BERD, XS13x3.3BRM

Canon
CJ45e√ó13.6B, CJ45e√ó9.7B, CJ15e√ó4.3B, CJ12e√ó4.3B, CJ14e√ó4.3B, CJ18e√ó28B, CJ20e√ó5B, KJ10e√ó4.5B, HJ40e√ó14B, HJ40e√ó10B, HJ21e√ó7.5B

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NiSI 127mm NC UV Filter is designed for Canon/Fujifilm broadcast lens and features a double-sided, multi-coating lens technology that employs high quality ultraviolet absorption optical glass. It assures high transmittance and highly smooth surface that avoids unnecessary reflection. The NiSi PRO Nano HUC UV has an exclusive creative “U” type Nano coating and a hardened waterproof coating. The filter features a high quality alumium frame that is light weight and strong.

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