The 58mm MRC MASTER 007 Clear Filter from B+W protects the front of your lens against the elements such as sand, dust, fingerprints, and splashing water. The filter is fully color-neutral and highly transparent. Featuring B+W's MRC nano coating, it also has an extremely low reflection. The optical information remains unaffected when it reaches the image sensor.

The coating reduces the adhesion tendency of dirt particles and water droplets. With MRC nano coating, a water droplet remains practically spherical. It rolls over the surface, and a first-rate dirt- and water-repellent effect occurs.

Highly Transparent Protective Glass    MRC Nano Coating    Color-Neutral    Low Reflection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could I use this product as a filter on a 58mm lumix g series lense?

A: I don't know why you would want to use a lens as a filter but the answer is no anyway. This fisheye lens is meant for camcorders, not 35mm lenses

Q: 2. I was wondering what I would need to connect this light to a pocket wizard ?

A: A PocketWizard MPCF-L PC Sync to Miniphone Adapter B&H # WIMPCFL can be connected to your Pocket Wizard unit using the sync cord included with your 45i FlashLite Slave/Master Flash.

Q: 3. Is there an option for 30" inches or less of waist?

A: The FLYCAM Flowline Master with Pro Vest for Camera & Gimbals (9-27 lb) (B&H# FLCMFLNMSTR3) is only recommended for persons with a waist size of 34.3-55.9" (87-142cm). However, you may want to consider the FLYCAM Galaxy Arm and Vest Stabilizer (B&H# FLGLXYAV) as it can fit on waists 28-60" (71-152cm): https://bhpho.to/35eLb8w

Q: 4. That's can fit for a Blackmagic 6K G2 with Tilta Cage ! Lens sigma and matebox tilta 4x4?

A: Yes the Flycam Flowline Master Stabilizing Support Vest for Camera Gimbals would be appropriate for a Blackmagic 6K G2 Camera rig if the entire rig weighs between 8.82 to 26.46 lb / 4 to 12 kg. It would also need a sturdy top handle on the rig, for the Flowline clamp to connect to.

Q: 5. Work on Nikon D850

A: Yes, the Voigtlander Nokton 58mm f/1.4 SL II S Lens (Black) would be compatible for use on the Nikon D850 DSLR Camera. As the Voigtlander Nokton 58mm f/1.4 SL II S Lens is a non-CPU lens, it would only work in the [A] Aperture-priority and [M] Manual modes. You can go into the camera's Setup Menu, go to the Non-CPU Lens Data menu setting and enter the lens' focal length and maximum aperture. This would allow speedlight flashes with power zooms to set the zoom distance, allow the flash output level to be adjusted if the flash supports Auto Aperture mode, and to allow the lens' focal length and aperture to be listed in the image's EXIF data (with an asterisk beside it), while also improving the camera's built-in light meter performance.

Q: 6. Hello! My camera is a Blackmajick 6G2 , my cage for my camera is TILTA cage handle I want to buy this support bar and I would like to know if the can fit very well

A: Yes, the FLYCAM Flowline's lockable camera hook can attach to any handle and will fit on your setup.

Q: 7. Will this particular stand accept an Einstein E640 Flash unit or will I need to purchase any additional equipment to attach the light to this stand?

A: According to the flash's spec sheet, its a standard 5/8 mount which is what this stand has.

Q: 8. difference with this https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1483097-REG/flycam_flcm_fln_mstr_flowline_master_stabilizing_body.html the arm is more short?

A: Yes, the major difference is that this item, the FLYCAM Flowline Master with Pro Vest for Camera & Gimbals (9-27 lb) (B&H# FLCMFLNMSTR3) has a 13" (33cm) top bar with a 5" (12.7cm) extension whereas the FLYCAM Flowline Master Stabilizing Support Vest for Camera Gimbals (B&H# FLCMFLNMSTR) has a 17" (43cm) top bar with a 5.5" (14cm) extension.

Q: 9. Hello- My wife picked up for me a Smith and Victor set of 3 stands but it came with only two of these bulbs so I need to order another and maybe a couple of extras. This is my first experience with this type of lighting so before I invest in more bulbs I have a question: I tried using the two working ones using my 600EX set to its lowest setting, bouncing up to trigger the lights. However, I must be doing something wrong because even though the lights are going off they are having no effect. I know this because I took a test shot without them and there is no difference. I assume its a timing/ synch issue between the lights and the exposure. Am I making some simple amateur mistake? Should I be using a synch cord? Do these types of lights even take one? Thanks in advance.

A: You would have to use the Canon flash in manual mode. The other lights will see the canon pre flash that it fires for exposure determination and fire with it. This will cause the external lights to fire before the shutter is open.

Q: 10. Is the height adjustable?

A: Yes, the height can go between 23.62 to 39.37".