Opteka High Definition II 5-Piece Filter Kit for Sony Cybershot DSC-H7, H9, H50
A five-piece filter kit with UV, polarising, fluorescent, ND4 and 10x macro attachments for Sony Cybershot H7, H9 and H50 cameras
- Protects lens from scratches and dirt with included UV filter
- Reduces glare and deepens blue skies using circular polariser
- Removes green cast under fluorescent light with FL filter
- Cuts light by four stops for bright scenes with ND4 filter
- Enables extreme close-ups at 10x magnification with macro lens
Opteka 5-Piece Filter Kit for Sony Cybershot
This Opteka High Definition II kit supplies five screw-on filters built for the Sony Cybershot DSC-H7, H9 and H50. The set contains a UV filter, a circular polariser, a fluorescent filter, an ND4 neutral density filter and a 10x macro lens. It is aimed at photographers who want lens protection and creative control in one package.
Suits owners of the three listed Cybershot models
The kit fits only the DSC-H7, DSC-H9 and DSC-H50 because the thread size matches those cameras. Photographers using any other camera, including different Sony models, cannot attach these filters. Buyers who need a different thread diameter or filter types not in this set should look at other options.
10x macro lens for extreme close-ups
The included 10x macro lens screws onto the filter threads and magnifies the subject ten times, letting you capture tiny details that the camera's standard lens cannot resolve. This single element decides whether the kit matches your close-up photography needs.
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 94% of the 1,281 comparable items (median $48.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Opteka |
Questions about this item
Which Sony Cybershot models accept the 10x macro lens in this kit?
The 10x macro lens is designed for Sony Cybershot DSC-H7, DSC-H9 and DSC-H50 cameras.
Can the UV filter stay on the lens while I swap in the polarising or ND4 filter?
Each filter threads independently, so you remove the UV filter before attaching the polarising, fluorescent or ND4 filter.
How do I verify the polarising filter is cutting glare after I attach it?
Rotate the filter while viewing the LCD; reflections from water or glass should darken and blue skies deepen as you turn it.
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