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Step Adapter to M30.5 x 0.50 Filter Thread

Filter Thread Step Adapter

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Specifications

General

Type:
Lens Accessory

Threading & Mounting

Mounting Threads:
Female Thread: M46 x 0.75
Male Thread: M30.5 x 0.5

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Product Details

  • Compatible with Filter Threads from M25.5 to M46
  • Prism Faces are AR Coated While Side Faces are Ground and Blackened

The Right Angle Adapter features a prism design and housing with a M46 mount that easily adapts to lenses with threading ranging from M25.5 to M43 by means of a step ring (sold separately). Fully adjustable through 360° and includes a locking thumb screw to maintain the positioning of the assembly.

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