Tuesday, Oct 08 2024

Clip Filter Sets for Fujifilm GFX Series Cameras - STC Optics

By A Mystery Man Writer

Can't just choose one clip filter? Well, we have a deal for you! We've got clip filters combos specially designed for Fujifilm GFX cameras conveniently packaged in complementary sets. If you are looking to build the lightest photographer's kit for everyday carry, these combos are right for you. Features Fit for GFX 50SII ,50S, 50R, 100, 100s Double-sided anti-smudge nano-coating is hydrophobic stopping moisture and mold. Antistatic coating keeps dust and fibers away from your sensor. CNC machined aluminum alloy which is non-magnetic and durable. Covered by the world’s first global warranty and repair service for filters. Notes As each manufacturer’s lens design is different, blurring around the edges may occur with some fisheye or super wide-angle lenses. This is normal. As each camera has margin tolerance, please contact STC if you encounter difficulty installing the clip filter. Do not try to force

Can't just choose one clip filter? Well, we have a deal for you!

We've got clip filters combos specially designed for Fujifilm GFX cameras conveniently packaged in complementary sets. If you are looking to build the lightest photographer's kit for everyday carry, these combos are right for you.

Features

Fit for GFX 50SII ,50S, 50R, 100, 100s
Double-sided anti-smudge nano-coating is hydrophobic stopping moisture and mold.
Antistatic coating keeps dust and fibers away from your sensor.
CNC machined aluminum alloy which is non-magnetic and durable.
Covered by the world’s first global warranty and repair service for filters.

Notes

As each manufacturer’s lens design is different, blurring around the edges may occur with some fisheye or super wide-angle lenses. This is normal.
As each camera has margin tolerance, please contact STC if you encounter difficulty installing the clip filter. Do not try to force the frame into place.
After you mount the clip filter, your lens focus will very slightly shift because of the change in the optical axis. When focusing you should use your camera’s autofocus or use the Live View mode to focus manually.