The FOTOCORE M67 Flip Holder FH-2 is a dual flip-up lens holder for M67-threaded wet lenses and filters. The double flip-up adapter ring design — with inner and outer springs — makes it easy to deploy or park your lens with one hand, even in gloves. A clip lock prevents unintentional flipping during shooting, while the spring tension keeps a parked lens from falling back in front of the port.
- SKU: FH-2
- Thread: M67
- Material: machined aluminium
- Flip rings: double (inner and outer springs)
- Features: clip lock, spring-tension parking, compatible with all M67 lenses
The machined aluminium construction and secure M67 thread mount suit any brand of M67 lens, giving you flexibility to pair it with wide-angle wet lenses, macro diopters, or colour correction filters. Designed for use on housing ports, the FH-2 is the dual-lens holder option in FOTOCORE’s flip holder range.
Whether you’re switching between lenses during a dive or just want the convenience of a pre-positioned wet lens you can flip in and out, the FH-2 delivers a robust, reliable solution for active underwater photographers.
FOTOCORE M67 Flip Holder FH-2
S$390.00
Specifications
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