AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
- Monoculars
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A 72 mm variable neutral-density filter that twists from ND2 to ND400, multi-coated for contrast and lens protection
This 72mm variable neutral density filter adjusts from ND2 to ND400 by twisting the front ring. It suits photographers and videographers who need flexible light control for long exposures or wide apertures in bright conditions. The multi-coated HD optics aim to maintain image clarity across the range.
Verify that your lens has a 72mm front filter thread before ordering. Wide-angle lenses may show vignetting at the strongest density settings due to the filter frame thickness. The filter fits digital, video and action cameras with the matching thread size.
Digital multi-coating on the glass surfaces cuts reflections that cause flare and ghosting in high-contrast scenes. The coating also repels moisture, dust and fingerprints during outdoor use. No power draw or thermal concerns apply to this passive optical accessory.
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