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NiSi 95mm NC UV Designed For Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame)

The NiSi 95mm NC UV for Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame) is a protective UV filter built for the demands of long telephoto photography. Telephoto lenses ask more of every optical surface in front of them, so this filter pairs lens-grade optical glass with NiSi's latest ULRC coating and a new sharpness-focused manufacturing technique, protecting your front element while keeping images clean, contrasty, and razor-sharp out to 800mm and beyond.

SKU: GC11-N-152662

NiSi 95mm NC UV Designed For Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame)

NiSi 95mm NC UV Designed For Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame)

The NiSi 95mm NC UV for Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame) is a protective UV filter built for the demands of long telephoto photography. Telephoto lenses ask more of every optical surface in front of them, so this filter pairs lens-grade optical glass with NiSi's latest ULRC coating and a new sharpness-focused manufacturing technique, protecting your front element while keeping images clean, contrasty, and razor-sharp out to 800mm and beyond.

Designed for Telephoto Lenses

Long telephoto lenses magnify every flaw, so a UV filter for them cannot be an afterthought. This 95mm NC UV is engineered specifically for telephoto use, adding front-element protection and haze control without compromising the resolution and contrast that make a premium super-telephoto worth owning. It is a genuine working tool, not a generic protective disc.

A New Technique for Exceptional Sharpness

Telephoto lenses demand higher optical performance, especially sharpness. To meet that bar, NiSi developed a new production technique that holds the glass to tighter tolerances, so the filter maintains exceptional, edge-to-edge sharpness on 800mm lenses and beyond, even on the highest-resolution bodies. You keep the bite and detail your lens was engineered to deliver.

Lens-Grade Optical Glass with ULRC Coating

The filter is made from lens-grade optical glass and finished with NiSi's latest Ultra Low Reflection Coating, which reaches up to 99.9% light transmittance. The result is minimal reflection, flare, and light loss, so your telephoto captures its full share of light and detail while colours stay neutral and true.

Ready for 100+ Megapixel Sensors and 800mm Lenses

Modern high-resolution bodies leave nowhere to hide. This filter is resolved for 100+ megapixel sensors and stays sharp on 800mm lenses and beyond, making it a confident choice for wildlife, sports, and aviation photographers who work at extreme focal lengths and crop deep into their frames.

Blocks UV Light and Reduces Haze

By blocking ultraviolet light below 395nm, the NC UV cuts the atmospheric haze that builds over long shooting distances. Contrast improves and distant subjects render cleaner and clearer, a genuine benefit when you are reaching across a valley or a stadium, and it does so without shifting colour or costing you light.

Double-Sided 48-Layer Nano Coating

Both surfaces carry a 48-layer waterproof and oil-proof nano coating. Rain, sea spray, dust, and fingerprints bead up and wipe away in seconds, so the filter stays clean in the field and absorbs the handling and weather that would otherwise reach your expensive front element.

Solid Brass Frame with Paint-Fill Markings

A solid brass frame threads on smoothly and resists the warping and jamming that can plague lighter frames in the cold or after a knock. Clear paint-fill markings identify the filter type and size at a glance, even in low light, so the frame keeps working season after season.

Perfect Fit for Original Lens Caps

The frame is precisely machined so your lens's original cap still fits on over the filter. There is no need for a spare cap or an awkward fit, and the filter can simply stay on the lens between shoots, ready whenever the next opportunity appears.

Whether you are photographing distant wildlife, tracking fast action, or shooting the moon at 800mm, the NiSi 95mm NC UV for Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame) protects your investment while preserving the sharpness, contrast, and colour your telephoto was built to deliver. It is a professional-grade filter designed to keep pace with the most demanding lenses and the highest-resolution sensors on the market.

Key Features:

Designed for Telephoto Lenses

Lens-Grade Optical Glass

Ultra Low Reflection Coating

99.9% Light Transmittance

Supports 100+ Megapixel Sensors

Blocks UV Light and Haze

48-Layer Nano Coating

Waterproof and Oil-Proof Design

Solid Brass Frame Construction

Maintains Lens Sharpness

Compatible with Original Lens Caps

Protects Front Lens Element

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NiSi 95mm NC UV Designed For Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame)

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NiSi 95mm NC UV Designed For Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame)

The NiSi 95mm NC UV for Telephoto Lenses (Brass Frame) is a protective UV filter built for the demands of long telephoto photography. Telephoto lenses ask more of every optical surface in front of them, so this filter pairs lens-grade optical glass with NiSi's latest ULRC coating and a new sharpness-focused manufacturing technique, protecting your front element while keeping images clean, contrasty, and razor-sharp out to 800mm and beyond.

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