Hoya HD Digital UV Filter - 58mm

Name: Hoya HD Digital UV Filter - 58mm
Brand: Hoya
SKU: C553258
Price: 94 AUD
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

C553258 024066051035

(1)

Special Price: $94

AUD

Check store stock
Delivery

Stores near you (change) :

Check store stock

Please select a product option to continue.

Stock availability is unavailable at this time. Please contact your local store or try again later.

Map

Quick reserve
Reserve this product with Harvey Norman Online.
Map

Quick reserve
Reserve this product with Harvey Norman Online.
Nearest with stock

Map

Quick reserve
Reserve this product with Harvey Norman Online.
Show more stores
- Map
  
  Quick reserve
  Reserve this product with Harvey Norman Online.
- Hide more stores

Learn how free store pick up works

Learn about quick reservations

Learn how delivery works

Description

Capture rich, compelling images with the Hoya HD UV Filter. High density, sharp-cut UV glass combines with an oil and water-repellent, scratch and stain-resistant 8-layer anti-reflective multi-coating and a wide-angle lens compatible ultra thin frame to help refine your photography with amazing shots.

Captivating Images

This multi-purpose fine-weather filter absorbs the ultraviolet rays that make outdoor photographs hazy and indistinct, resulting in better overall image quality. It also serves as a useful lens protector.

You Choose

The Hoya HD Digital UV Filter is available in 52mm, 55mm, 58mm and 62mm.

Specifications

Specs

Barcode (GTIN)	024066051035
Product Type	Lens Filters
Brand	Hoya
Model	C553258
Filter Size	58mm
Manufacturers Express Warranty (months)	12

Returns

If you feel your product has failed a Consumer Guarantee (as defined by Australian Consumer Law) then don't worry you can easily return it to your local Harvey Norman store. We'll even pay for the postage if you live in an area where there is no store. Our returns policy covers any purchased item (conditions apply).

Buying Guides

Buying Guide: Camera Lens

Camera lenses play a pivotal role in image capture to the extent that an average camera with a good lens will take better photos than a high-end camera with a mediocre lens.