77-82mm Step-Up Ring Adapter for Camera Lenses
Regular price Rs. 7,599.00 Sale price Rs. 4,899.00 Save Rs. 2,700.00Tax included.
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Description:
Enhance your photography with this 77-82mm step-up ring adapter, allowing you to install 82mm ND, CPL, or UV lens filters on your 77mm lens. A must-have for photographers looking to expand their lens capabilities. A practical gift for photography lovers.
Features:
- 77-82mm step-up ring adapter designed for easy lens filter installation.
- Compatible with 77mm lenses, allowing for 82mm filter use.
- Durable construction ensures reliable performance for photographers.
- Lightweight design makes it easy to carry in your camera bag.
- A thoughtful gift for photographers looking to enhance their lens versatility.
Additional Info:
- size : 77-82mm, material : Aluminium, water_resistance_level : not_water_resistant
- ?Aluminium Alloy ing?This step-up ring is made of aluminium alloy not easy to be deformed, and can maintain its performance for a long time, smoothly install and durable.
- ?Step Up Ring?This step up ring adapter easily screws onto the front of any lens with 77mm filter diameter, and converts the thread size of your Lens to the thread size of any other 82mm accessory.
- The lens side: 77mm
- The filter side: 82mm
- ?Packaging Include?2* Brass adapter ring + 1*Microfiber cleaning cloth. Note: compatible with all 77mm camera lenses & 82mm filter, please reconfirm the lens size before ordering, it's always beside the "?" (diameter) symbol.
