Lens Adapter Ring for UCL-67/90
JAN code : 4562121438606
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The Lens Adapter Ring for UCL-67/90 is a dedicated optional part to attach INON M67 Close-up Lens, "UCL-165M67"/"UCL-330" on INON Underwater Close-up Lens, "UCL-90 M67"/"UCL-90 LD".
Any other higher magnification close-up lens, "UCL-67 M67","UCL-90 M67" or "UCL-100M67" are not recommended due to degradation of image quality.
M67 Flip Mount Adapter for UCL-67/90
JAN code : 4562121438613
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Optional adapter to replace with original M67 screw mount to attach the UCL-90 on flip mount from Nauticam etc. This adapter allows the UCL-90 to locate close to housing lens port.
Not compatible with any flip system having 57mm or less diameter such as from SAGA etc. Use the lens as it is without using this optional M67 Flip Mount Adapter for UCL-67/90.
Original lens mount is replaceable by a customer using precision Philips screw driver to unscrew fixing screws.
M67 Lens Holder for Float Arm
JAN code : 4562121434127
A lens holder attached on Float Arm/Mega Float Arm or on the M5 Joint installed on Stick Arm/Multi Ball Arm to carry M67 series/28M67 series attachment lens to help comfortable multiple lens handling underwater.
Click here for detailM67 Lens Holder S
JAN code : 4562121431713
A lens holder attached on an Arm, D Holder Extension Bar etc. to carry M67 series/28M67 series attachment lens to help comfortable multiple lens handling underwater.
Click here for detailM67 Lens Holder W
JAN code : 4562121431720
A lens holder attached on an Arm, D Holder Extension Bar etc. to carry M67/28M67 series attachment lens. Compatible product is sandwiched between Lens Holder [screw] and Lens Holder [hole], or Lens Holder [screw] and Lens Holder Base of this product. The Lens Holder [hole] is usable as like M67 Lens Holder for Float Arm as well.
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Neoprene Carry Pouch S
JAN code : 4562121431553
Carry pouch is made of neoprene which is used for wet suit and can bring to underwater. It is recommended to keep attachment lens in this carry pouch until just before you use the lens to prevent accidental damage.