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Mfr # • B&H NI7020028LC1
Our Price: $ 2,034.50
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LensCoat - Medium Hoodie Lens Hood Cover for 3.75 to 4.25" Diameter (Black) |
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LensCoat - Lens Cover for Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR Lens - Black |
The item(s) listed below are recommended to enhance the use of the selected item above.
Filters & Filter Kits
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Hoya
77mm Ultraviolet UV(0) Haze Multi-Coated Glass Filter |
A77UV B&H# HOUVMC77Q Price: 49.35 |
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Hoya
77mm Introductory Filter Kit |
GIK77GB B&H# HOFIK77 Price: 109.95 |
Cases
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Lowepro
Lens Case 4 - for 80-200mm f/2.8, 300mm f/4, or 35-350mm Lens (Black) |
LP19544-PEF B&H# LOLC4SF Price: 33.20 |
Care & Cleaning
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Nikon
Micro-Fiber Lens Cleaning Cloth |
8072 B&H# NIMFCC Price: 7.95 |
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Nikon
Lens Cleaner Kit |
8176 B&H# NILCK Price: 10.37 |
Tripod & Support
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Monostat
RS16K ART All-Round Monopod, with Anti Rotation Tubing (Black) |
191009 B&H# MORS16KART Price: 175.00 |
Books & Tutorials
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Amherst Media
Book: Photographic Lenses |
1723 B&H# AMPL Price: 29.95 |
Extension Tubes & Teleconverters
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Nikon
TC-20EII 2x Teleconverter for D-AF-S |
USA
2130 B&H# NITC20E2 Price: 469.95 |
This kit offers the Nikon Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR Lens bundled together with a LensCoat Lens Cover (Black) and Hoodie (Black). Both are specifically customized for this lens. The LensCoat Lens Cover covers the lens with a 100% closed-cell neoprene coat, offering protection from bumps, jars and nicks. It also provides a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from cold lenses in lower temperatures. The LensCoat Hoodie Lens Hood Cover is a neoprene hood cover that fits easily and snugly around your lens hood in either the shooting position or reversed. This can help to protect the front element of your lens from dirt, dust, moisture and impact. The Hoodie features a reinforced removable front element protection disc made from rigid plastic and firm foam to further protect your lens from damage. Ideal for nature and outdoor photographers, and for sports shooters and photojournalists. |
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