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Promaster 72mm UV Filter - HGX Prime

Promaster 72mm UV Filter - HGX Prime - Main image
$71.96 $99.95 In stock

Category: Filters

This UV Filter blocks ultraviolet light and passes visible light - so your camera sees what you see. Crafted for fine lenses, HGX Prime filters are individually ground, polished, and coated. They repel dirt and transmit brilliant light to achieve the clearest possible image.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia D. ★★★★★

I noticed the difference immediately when shooting into the sun — no flare or haze at all, just crisp, clean light. The individually ground glass feels noticeably smoother when mounting than cheaper UV filters I've used.

Henry ★★★★★

Swapped out my old filter for this HGX Prime and immediately noticed less glare in harsh sunlight—the multi-coating really does its job. Sharpness stayed perfect even shooting directly into the sun. A solid upgrade for anyone serious about lens protection.

Richard J. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this 72mm filter for about a week now, and the way it cuts through haze on sunny days is impressive. The coating seems to handle lens flare better than the cheaper options I've tried before.