Inon UWL-95 Wide-Angle Wet Lens
The UWL-95 is a wide-angle wet lens specifically designed for compact cameras with 24mm lenses. It is available with M52 or M67 threads and offers a 95° field of view underwater.
The UWL-95 is a wide-angle wet lens specifically designed for compact cameras with 24mm lenses. It is available with M52 or M67 threads and offers a 95° field of view underwater.
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